Greetings: My current computer seems to not be handling PSCS2 and Bridge very well with very long processing times and hang up's when running both Bridge and PSCS2. I need to figure out whether to install more RAM or get a new computer. Here are my specs: Dell Dimension 8200, Pentium 4 2.53Ghz, 512MB RDRAM (this is that Rambus RAM that many don't use anymore), GeForce Ti4200 card with DVI out, CRT monitor, 40GB drive, added by me 300GB second drive, 300GB external Maxtor 1 touch drive for backup, XP home. It looks like I can add a max of 1 GB more RDRAM for about $500 and will need to flash my BIOS to make it work. The other option is to buy a new computer and just quickly searching Dell for a 2GB RAM machine looks like about $1600 but would have a new flat screen included. Perhaps it is also good to wait to buy a new machine when all the new PC OS, 64 bit, and other enhancements become prime time perhaps in the next year of so. My question is this: Will simply putting 1 GB more RAM (for a total now of 1.5GB)help me out and is it silly to spend so much on a new machine that I am not sure I need. My GOAL is to have PSCS2 and Bridge working smoothly and quickly. Thanks for any advice you can give me...
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Do I need a new computer?
2005-08-16 by Scott Jones
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