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Old 06-24-2008   #8 (permalink)
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Default Re: Suggestions for new computer!

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Originally Posted by Kosherpaparazzi View Post
Max out the RAM. Make sure the fans and circuit boards are clean (of dust) and there is proper ventilation around the computer.

What kind of upgrade do you plan on doing?




and then what?? All he needs is a good digital photo-lab not a heavy-duty-multitask-workstation. I'm a big time Mac user/fan and i don't think telling someone they should get a new computer they have no purpose for is nice.
I am getting different feedback on the ram. Some people are telling me that XP Pro will not utilize 4 gigs of ram. Others are saying to stay away from Vista and with the new chips the ram is utilized with XP. I have always pushed the ram to the max. The system I have now, P4 3ghz with 2 gigs of ram has been a great system. Problem is it is now 5 years old. I haven't kept track on what is going on with the new chips and boards so I thought I would ask the Camel.

I use this machine for everything but the amount of images I process is dragging it down. I want to use the old machine as a storage and backup for the new machine. I
want something that will cut the processing time down and allow me to do other work while I am processing images.

Thanks,
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