[Scgeeks] Re: Can a celeron processor do what I want?
Miss Betsy
devnull at spamcop.net
Sat Aug 9 17:27:59 EDT 2008
"Joe Gill" <joegill at removethis@prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:g7dnpu$c7g$1 at news.spamcop.net...
> Some random thoughts...
>
> One idea to consider.. Do you just want to spec out a PC for the here/now,
> or for the future too.
> It seems, at least to me, that more and more 'function' is being pushed
> down to the client PC. As more function is pushed down, more processor
> power is needed.
>
> Don't short the PC on RAM.. 3G is max Vista can use now.. The next
> generation can probably exploit 4G.
>
> In addition, if applications are data intensive, you don't want the
> processor waiting on data before it can process!
> So you want some sufficient amount of cache.
>
> You say you have a webcam. In my experience, video, especially if you plan
> to do video editing can be resource intensive.
>
> It all comes down to, are you spec'ing out a PC as a disposable PC, or one
> that you will use for years and years.....
Years & years.
If it is resource intensive, is that the same as data intensive? Only one
program would be running at one time, but they are both resource intensive.
Miss Betsy
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