[thelist] computers

Hi Wendy,

there are quite a few issues. How much do you want to spend on a PC? For
what will you use your PC? If you do for example a lot of graphics, you'll
need quite a bit of RAM. What components do you want your PC to have?

A year ago I bought a PC with a minimum specification so that I could get
things done. But the PC should serve as my personal learning curve if I
needed to do upgrades. Hand-on! I did some upgrades myself. And I have
learnt a lot about  hardware etc. Now I am know so much so I'll plan to
built the next PC myself. It won't be cheaper, but I know what is in there!

Just my two pennies!


HTH,

Caroline ;-)
-----Original Message-----
From: Wendy Perley [mailto:WPerl11@nmtc.net]
Sent: 08 May 2000 14:13
To: thelist@lists.evolt.org
Subject: [thelist] computers


 Iam interested in buying a new computer, but I have no idea what 
what I should but.  I am studying Computer Information Systems.  I 
just finished a course in RPg and I will be working with the AS/400 
next semester.  Can anyone help me! 
Wendy Perley
NMTC
WPerl11@NMTC.Net

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