| It's happened to all of us, I'm sure. You
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| | programs used at once which always
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| are surfing the net and maybe listening
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| | happens with music, movies, and pictures
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| to music when all of a sudden...you click
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| | so it's definitely something to think
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| the close button on the upper right
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| | about.If you want a gaming computer, then
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| corner and it freezes. Then you don't
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| | you should get the third down from
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| know if you should wait until it's done
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| | "top-of-the-line". Try a Athlon 64 3000+
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| or bash the monitor with the keyboard.
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| | or 4000+, three to four 512MB RAM sticks,
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| Eventually, you get fed up and hit
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| | and a GeForce 7800 GTX. That guarentees
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| "ctrl+alt+delete" only to get an error.
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| | no errors, no crashes, and awesome
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| Okay! That's it! I'm turning it
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| | performance as well as giving you the
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| off!Amazing what cheap parts can do,
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| | most value for your money!For a more
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| isn't it? It can give you an
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| | thorough explaination, take a look at
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| ulcer...that's for sure. So what's should
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| | #3: See through the lies and make an
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| you do? Follow the path to find your way
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| | investment you'll be happy with. The $500
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| to computer bliss.Rule #1: Never, ever
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| | computers from Dell or Gateway are a
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| buy the best parts. They charge you way
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| | great value, BUT they skimp on things
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| too much for a small performance boost.
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| | that multimedia and gaming computers
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| Instead, use that saved money for
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| | need... the RAM, Video card, Sound Card,
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| something computers always
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| | and even the motherboard! I'd only
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| need...accessories like a printer,
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| | recommend computers below $700 if they
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| webcam, or external memory.Rule #2: Know
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| | are for office computers.Again, let me
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| your needs. Getting parts that are way
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| | remind you that buying computer parts
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| more than you'll ever need isn't smart.
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| | doesn't have to be a pain. It's just
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| It's a bad investment and getting parts
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| | common sense if you follow the three
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| that are not nearly as good as you need
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| | rules. One...don't buy the absolute best
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| them to be is an even worse investment!If
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| | parts, two...don't buy parts you don't
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| you need an office computer, basic
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| | need, and three...make an investment you
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| components are all you will need. I would
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| | will be happy with. Now, if you want more
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| recommend a Pentium 4 processor, 512MB of
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| | advice and recommendations, check out the
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| RAM, and Windows XP: Office. That is a
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| | website on the bottom of this
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| solid foundation that will take care of
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| | article.Jared Strop is a avid gamer who
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| all your needs.If you need a multimedia
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| | is busy working at GameStop and webmaster
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| computer, I would get the next step up.
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| | of a computer gamer's haven called that
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| Getting a Pentium 4 with hyperthreading,
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| | has recommendations and advice about
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| two 512MB RAM sticks, and a multimedia
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| | specific computer parts as well as
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| management program would be ideal.
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| | overall buying tips.
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| Hyperthreading is great for a lot of
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