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this is so true.. at the place where I started to work a while ago i used a 2.8celeron pc for excell spread sheats and word documents etc opening e-mails and doing some daily tasks on it. the computer were as frustrating as hell so I" wen't to go and complained about how slow it is and i can barley do work more faster on it. if id just been given the oppertunity to get a better machine..

so two weeks later the office supplied me a nice fast pc.. a 3.0GHZ L3 2mb cashe 1gig corsair ram 80 gig sata HD with a Geforce 6600GT 128MB screencard That pc makes my every life day way better than that old piece of ****.
 
there is much cheaper places than dotcomputers

i send a e-mail to dotcomputers recieve a quote and never hear from them again? so i wen't to other place send e-mail pay etf recieve next day now thats service...
 
Aspersie said:
this is so true.. at the place where I started to work a while ago i used a 2.8celeron pc for excell spread sheats and word documents etc opening e-mails and doing some daily tasks on it. the computer were as frustrating as hell so I" wen't to go and complained about how slow it is and i can barley do work more faster on it. if id just been given the oppertunity to get a better machine..
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I'm rather sure that a move from a 2.8 celeron to a 3 Ghz P4 wont be THAT big for normal office tasks, seriously, probably just needed a format, or some more ram.

I have an old 2000+ Athlon which I use as a second PC, and doing normal 'office' tasks it normally feels just as fast as a 3000+ AMD64
 
you said u use a 2000 athlon amd is much faster than celeron btw that pc's cashe was running at 128k? what about that?
 
Im currently using a 1.8ghz celeron at work with 512mb ram and thats really giving hassles with opening and working on a 30mb+ excel document
 
Aspersie said:
you said u use a 2000 athlon amd is much faster than celeron btw that pc's cashe was running at 128k? what about that?
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Im not quite sure what you're saying or asking, but the cache woulnt make THAT much of a difference either
 
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