-=PCTechTalk=- Re: new member, questions....

  • From: Rob Henderson <henderrob@xxxxxxx>
  • To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2002 15:36:44 -0700

Dell's aren't made for upgrading as some of their parts are proprietory and
not easy to upgrades.  Also, upgrading through anyone but them voids
warrenties.
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From: "Cerulean" <ceruleaniwa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 12:52 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: new member, questions....


>
>     Thanks for the welcome, Glen, and the info.
>       Is it very difficult to, say, start out with a Dell, and then
gradually upgrade the system when one has learned further how to do it?  Or
is Dell put together as such that this would be difficult to do?
>      I'm a very visual learner and could probably put my own together if I
knew someone I could sit down and watch how it is done.
>      Does anyone here know of any sites out there that has visual
instructions on how to do this?
> thanks again,
> Nanne
>
>  Glen <glbbrown@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Nanne,
>
> First off welcome to the list.
> To answer one of your questions. This list does it all
> or tries to. We are just a group of people that are
> sharing are computer experiences, tips, and tricks.
>
> Since you an artist.
> The processor is right.
> Double the memory. To 512MB.
> HardDrive 80 to 100GB. You may ask why, isn't that to
> much? Well as the saying goes junk accumulates and you
> don't want to throw anything away.
> Besides Picture, Video and Music manipulation requires
> a lot of harddrive space, memory, and processor speed.
>
> Nineteen Inch Monitor.
> Video Card would vary depends on your situation.
> Sound Card probably the latest and greatest Sound
> Blaster, Creative has to offer.
> Unless you are into Musical Editing...Then please ask
> around.
>
> That is all I can think of.
> As for putting it together your self, That is the only
> for me.
> One. I know what parts are going into the computer.
> Two. If it breaks I don't have to send the whole thing
>
> back in due to warranty and wait. I can figure
> out the bad part and exchange it.
> Three. Personal Satisfaction of putting it together
> and
> having it work.
>
> Four. Tayloring the software and OS to my likes and
> needs.
>
> Glen
>
>
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