Official Off Topic Discussion Thread #1
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tera byte, you will never use half of it, more than likes allot less than that. graph card, chip and internal memory have allot to do with your pc speed and abilities. hard drive these days are not that big an issue. they all big and they all fast enof again long as you have the internal memory, IE DDR3 or better, gig or better sticks.
so as i think about it the question you need to ask this guy offering a fast pc is, whats the graphic card, whats the memory, not the hard drive the eternal memory, the processor, and allot of folks do not to think to ask what watts is the power supply. good graphics card eats power and needs a power supply that can support it.
and if you are just browsing the internet, watching net flix and youtube, pretty much any pc handle that with out a problem these days,
gaming, cad programs, video processing are things that you need higher end pc for.
not just for watching movies and and surfing the net.
gaming, cad programs, video processing are things that you need higher end pc for.
not just for watching movies and and surfing the net.
Hello; I don't know what sticks are.
Hello; I don't know what sticks or IE DDR3 are. I will look those up.
Hello; Think I know about this.
Hello; I don't play games or watch movies. I do watch you tube when I need to check how to do a job on a car/truck. So smaller graphic card should do.
Hello; I will check but the chip is intel and more than a 4 quad I think.
hello; I will check on these.
Hello; I do none of these things. I am interested in the solid state HD because it does not have moving parts. The HD on the laptop that died was about ten years old and I was told the moving parts likely failed.
Hello; Thanks pops. I did not know what to ask.
internal memory, memory stick, other wise known as ram. random access memory, your pc loads into these for programs,
ask him how much ram it has and what kind of ram. it comes in sticks, or bars that fit into slots on your mother board on a desk top pc.
ask him how much ram it has and what kind of ram. it comes in sticks, or bars that fit into slots on your mother board on a desk top pc.
I like desk tops because all components are easy to upgrade or replace, lap tops err they are a pain to work on, and i like a large monitor on my pc desk, a key board on the pull out tray, a full size key board, and the pc itself sits under the desk out of my way.
