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| Big Difference? Currently I have a 600MHz CPU with 256 ram. I have a chance at getting a 1.0 GHz CPU (the highest my VC820 motherboard can handle). Obviously I will see a difference in speed but is it worth it? -- http://www.dailyshorts.com      |
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| Re: Big Difference? "admin" <admin@dailyshorts.com> wrote in message news:<cYGdnU1gXe5w2wDcRVn-qA@comcast.com>... > Currently I have a 600MHz CPU with 256 ram. I have a chance at getting a 1.0 > GHz CPU (the highest my VC820 motherboard can handle). Obviously I will see > a difference in speed but is it worth it? it depends on what you are running. if its a program that takes a lot from the cpu, go for it. |
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| Re: Big Difference? "admin" <admin@dailyshorts.com> wrote in message news:<cYGdnU1gXe5w2wDcRVn-qA@comcast.com>... > Currently I have a 600MHz CPU with 256 ram. I have a chance at getting a 1.0 > GHz CPU (the highest my VC820 motherboard can handle). Obviously I will see > a difference in speed but is it worth it? it depends on what you are running. if its a program that takes a lot from the cpu, go for it. |
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