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Old 07-05-2009, 08:17 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by justdoit View Post
yeah, my friends say that i am the only person that he knows that still uses a single core cpu that hasn't even reach the ghz ranges.

Do you really think getting a new pc would save me time with opening some apps like firefox and msn? when i start firefox it's pretty instant, i don't see any lag. Word takes a few sec to open but by no means slow.

The only thing new inside is 2 500gb hd's to store all the movies and music. If i get a new pc will they support my IDE hard drives? Arn't all new pc sata only?
I think most motherboards still come with one IDE connector, which you could connect up to two IDE hard drives on...

But I've been in your position before... I generally have fairly long computer buying cycles. I used a 386 until around 1997, and then used a Pentium II until 2003 or so?

I was also fine with it, but a newer computer definitely feels faster.
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