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08-13-2008, 07:36 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: At the Computer Or outside.
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OS: XPSP3, Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS
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Best for me?
I'm looking to build a computer that is within the $250-$500 range. it needs to be able to run a home design program (Punch! Home AS18 To be exact), Roller coaster tycoon 3, run Photoshop, and windows XP or vista. it will have to have 100gb or more of HDD, ans 1gb of RAM. I would prefer it to have 1.5ghz or more of processor speed. Any Suggestions?
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Re: Best for me?
Have you looked anything up on NewEgg or similar sites? We also need to know if you have any current hardware that you are going to reuse; HD, case, monitor, etc.
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