Re: 6 years old? Don't just replace the HD - build a new one, if you have the cash.
Macharius Send a noteboard - 22/10/2010 05:30:03 PM
With a machine that old you'll be getting awful performance anyway and other components will start to go too. YOu'll be continuously replacing stuff.
Not to mention that parts for older equipment are becoming hard to locate as they're no longer made. Heck, the selection of memory that's compatible with what I already have is already next to nothing - and I built it only a year ago.
My computer died last night
- 22/10/2010 04:04:46 AM
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My sympathies. 6 years is a good life though. You should be proud! *NM*
- 22/10/2010 06:16:13 AM
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6 years old? Don't just replace the HD - build a new one, if you have the cash.
- 22/10/2010 01:35:08 PM
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Re: 6 years old? Don't just replace the HD - build a new one, if you have the cash.
- 22/10/2010 05:30:03 PM
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OK, you guys are probably right
- 22/10/2010 05:51:23 PM
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Re: OK, you guys are probably right
- 22/10/2010 06:38:49 PM
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Re: OK, you guys are probably right
- 22/10/2010 06:53:56 PM
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If you're trying to conserve money, don't bother with the SSD.
- 22/10/2010 06:40:14 PM
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Re: If you're trying to conserve money, don't bother with the SSD.
- 22/10/2010 06:56:58 PM
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If you're impatient, you'll notice the impact of the extra ram a lot more than the ssd. *NM*
- 22/10/2010 06:58:56 PM
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Bullshit, the SSD will make more of a difference than the extra memory
- 23/10/2010 04:38:44 AM
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...not until you hit the reported astronomically high failure rate for SSDs, at least.
- 23/10/2010 05:01:40 AM
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SSDs have a high failure rate when they are new or you try out new firmware
- 23/10/2010 05:24:41 AM
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A power surge is likely to corrupt your RAM as well, and possibly motherboard components. *NM*
- 22/10/2010 06:39:06 PM
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