Xiandi

Xiandi

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[quote]I could make them shorter[/quote] Nope, they are fine. Discriptive is good! [quote], by posting daily or semi daily, but then people might get tired of them[/quote] I seriously doubt that, but once a week is good. You gotta give us time to try your skin combos too!:D I'm looking forward to the next one!

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[quote] XP is sooooo fugly, especially blue Luna. Silver isn't SO bad, but still makes me want to stab my eyes out compared to being skinned with WB.[/quote] Oh yeah, I have to look at blue Luna every day at work (shudder).

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OK, Bebi, I'm comvinced now. 32-bit it will be. I have been doing a bit of research on my own and realize that I really dont need 64-bit at all. (like you've been saying all along) ;)

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[quote]my mom always said, before you speak consider this :is it relevant?is it constructive?is it helpful?wil it harm anyone (literally and figuratively )to speak it?would you like to hear it coming back at you?if you answer no the first three, you might want to reconsider your words or number five will be very painful in the end.[/quote] Wise woman, your mom.

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[quote]I still fail to see why anyone needs more than 2 GB if all you are doing is web browsing, email and some PS.[/quote] Can you do all that at the same time with 2GB? I find that sometimes thats exactly what I'm trying to do. Example: I'm creating a skin in SKS6 so that's open, have GIMP open because I'm editing an image, yahoo IM is open and I notice an email come in, I go to that to see what was sent, and my brother sends me an IM right then....this senario happens to me alot

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Thanks for the link Starkers. I've bookmarked it in case I need it. I still can't decide if I want 32 bit or 64 bit. 64 seems like it would run better (with lots of memory). I've been reading some of the forums here at WinC, and it seems like 64 bit has some compatibility problems with some Stardock products. I [I]love[/I] my Stardock products and don't want to give any of them up because they dont work on my computer. So, I guess my next questions should be..what programs are

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Love the article! :CONGRAT: I like the fact that you put the date in the header too. I agree with the rest, screenshots of what you put together would be awesome, or links would be good too. Keep posting them!

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Thank you, Kona. I'l look into those. [quote]Listen to Bebi. Better to walk if you cannot [yet] run...[/quote] I'm listening. I'm also exploring options. I have plenty of time to make this decision. It's not something I will jump into without thinking about it (I have been known to do that on occasion). Bebi, you said 64 bit is not compatible with some Stardock products. Do you know which ones? You also said that a 2 gigs is enough for you. I'm assuming you have Vista,

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I am looking for something that I can use without being totally outrageous in price. I want a good computer that will do what I want, no less and no more. I put the computer specs up there to use as a starting point and was told by someone that it was a pretty good system. I wanted to see what needed to be improved, if anything, or see if there was something I did not need in it. I AM willing to spend a little more to get what I need, but I'm still not sure WHAT I need yet. If I can get

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[quote] 64bit is a can of worms you don't need to open, [/quote] There are problems with 64bit? I am [I]sick[/I] of problems with my computer. I'm getting a new one because this one is old and has lots of problems. I don't want problems! X-( [quote]All editions of Windows Vista 64-bit provide increased memory support beyond the standard 4 gigabytes available with 32-bit editions.[/quote] Increased memory support? What does that [I]mean[/I]?

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[quote]I could walk you through building one. Email me. It's a very simple process.[/quote] I might take you up on that. I need to do some reading and will probably have more questions when I'm done. :D

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I really have no experience building a computer on my own, and I don't have anyone thay would know how to do it for me. That's why I was considering a prebuilt one. It's the main reason I asked here, I knew I would get lots of helpful advice on what to get. I have time still to get all this together. I'll check out your links Kona, maybe I'll learn a thing or two in the process. Thanks to all of you for your input!

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[quote]The price probably doesn't include a monitor, or at least I didn't see one on the list. But that should be simple enough to fix, by using your current monitor.[/quote] Nope, the price is just the computer, nothing else. The plan is to get a monitor too, but that's something I feel comfortable buying in a store around here.

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