Labels:text | electronics | screenshot | software | display | computer icon | operating system | multimedia software | web page | computer OCR: File Edit View Message Go Options Window 4:09:27 Netscape: Re: upgrade or new computer which is best? Macintosh Netscape Naviga To: News To : Mail Re : Mail Re : News Re : Both Forward Previous Next Thread Group Print Stop Ba News Ser ... Unread Total Subject Sender Da ... Looa n ... ] s ... guest2 le ... ASTRO1 wha 2 2 R ... ORT580 ORT588 De ... ... 4887 4891 R ... YourNameHere Ve ... 511 511 PR ... YourNameHere Me ... R ... Eric Ve ... A ... Justin Coogan Ve ... H ... ConradForte Ve ... R ... np75cb@mail.telepac.pt Ve ... R ... np75cb@mail.telepac.pt Ve ... R ... J"rg Bonitz Ve ... Bruno BOIVIN De ... Reuna ROLILIN Subject: Re: upgrade or new computer which is best? Date: 8 Mar 1996 12:44:54 GMT From: YourNameHere <yname@uk.oracle.com> Organization: Oracle Corporation UK Limited To: pyr2:swimmerp@oanet.com Newsgroups: news.newusers.questions References: 1,2 i'd suggest flogging off your old po to some punter and buying a whole new one. also make sure that when you go and buy one that it will be upgradeable to the new p6 chip which has just been released by intel and amd. the processors have a speed of 166mhz. on the ram side of things make sure that your sticking in as much ram (16mb if you can afford it) as most of the software that is out on the market on the moment requires high processing power. their is a problem with some of the new po's in that they are not putting caching on the motherboard. this makes the po have to call on the hard drive a lot more slowing down the machine. if you want any more info e-mail me on cwatson@uk.oracle.com corey T Corbeille
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