I'm thinking of buying a new computer.

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n0cturni:
4GB is more than enough for most things.

I used a machine with 8GB and a quad at a Best Buy earlier, I felt a very small performance difference over my machine, which has 2GB of ram and an AMD dual.

Miga:
Lil, actually, post your current computer's specs.

Marcem:

--- Quote from: Miga on July 30, 2009, 01:39:45 PM ---This.
HP sucks. Plus, you can get more for your money if you custom build it.

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HP's actually the best I've seen. Dell is BAD. Custom builds are awesome. :D

Miga:

--- Quote from: Marcem on July 30, 2009, 01:50:35 PM --- HP's actually the best I've seen. Dell is BAD. Custom builds are awesome. :D

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If you buy one of HP's new notebooks/netbooks, they have this thing built onto their motherboards that, lets say you want to add a 3G modem or bluetooth to an empty PCI-e slot, you put it in, OH WAIT, the BIOS isn't gonna let your PC boot because the PCI-e card isn't HP branded! And I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same with their desktop PC's now.

And there's nothing wrong with Dell, I used one from 2007-a few months ago, it worked just fine for me, never gave me any problems.

However, indeed, Custom Built PC's are the best.

Marcem:

--- Quote from: Miga on July 30, 2009, 01:53:41 PM ---If you buy one of HP's new notebooks/netbooks, they have this thing built onto their motherboards that, lets say you want to add a 3G modem or bluetooth to an empty PCI-e slot, you put it in, OH WAIT, the BIOS isn't gonna let your PC boot because the PCI-e card isn't HP branded! And I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same with their desktop PC's now.

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That's just handicapped. My brother just got a new HP laptop. I like it. But the setup is just annoying. We don't want to watch hands bring up the next menu, that we're just going to say no to.

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