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All I Want for Christmas is a NEW PC

The holiday season is just around the corner and for sure, many of us are thinking of what to get ourselves. If you are fortunate to have some people to give you costly gifts then good for you. A new computer perhaps?

Considering that the holidays are the time where people get their bonuses and 13th month pay, who knows if you could we lucky enough to get a new CPU that is available in the market? There is no harm in wishing right?

Well for some, there are people who rewards themselves with potential enhancements to their current computer line which include latest peripherals in the market like high powered video cards or even a larger hard disk storage device. It’s the least you can ask for after toiling with that old computer and chances are you will not settle for anything less.

If you are wondering what suitable high technology Christmas gift to get or ask, maybe you can choose from this list:

1. A Intel Core Duo Processor
2. At least a 512 MB Video Card
3. New Tower Casing
4. A LCD monitor
5. Dual Channel Memory Chips
6. A DVD Writer

The things you may want can certainly vary. But depending on what you need,

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Written by PC Freak on September 30th, 2008 with no comments.
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Check out Computer Packages after a Month

Technology means fast evolution of parts and this includes introduction of new parts and peripherals that are far better than initially offered parts. Hence, the issue of knowing when to buy and when to wait is something most seasoned computer buyers normally get used to. Observe and you will see that people normally wait a month to a year before they consider buying a new computer part of an entire PC for that matter.

Why is that? For one, the value of a certain computer part depreciates fast. Unlike the traditional depreciation methods of assets, computers depreciate faster. For example, if a car depreciates according to the number of years, computers and parts may as well be seen to depreciate faster in a couple of months. You can see the price discrepancies and how the demand for them increases over time. There is simply a big difference.

PC parts come in all shapes and sizes and while that is true, you can bet that a new PC only retains its overall value for a couple of days. The next thing you know a new part like a video card or memory chip will be available in the market possessing higher

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Written by PC Freak on September 26th, 2008 with no comments.
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Cheap Graphics Card Wanted

These days, you are bound to suffer problems with your video cards. Some may have lesser issues since they normally get them built-in. But regardless, some even go to the extent of buying separate video cards for the reason that it can cause additional load on the board or in cases where your motherboard may go kaput, it includes all the components as well.

Outside factors such as lightning can cause problems. For one, these bolts make their way towards you computer in more ways than one, often burning the chips and peripherals that your computer has, regardless if it is on or not. That is why at times, computer owners are encouraged to unplug their computers since outlets act as conductors to which such power surges pass.

Video cards are prone to this as they get a brunt of the power share since they are the ones that project the components of your computer. They can be easily replaced at times but that is not an excuse to overlook such.

For most, cheap graphic cards can be bought anywhere. But one thing you should avoid is to buy second hand ones. They may be cheap but as far as

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Written by PC Freak on September 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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Is Your PC Purely for Gaming?

These days, owning a PC is not purely for business purposes. While we all know that most people are buying computers for studies or word processing requirements, they have also been considered to appease kids who look towards them for playing games that require specific requirements such as higher video cards and large storage space.

It does seem like a waste for most but for people who want to keep their kids at home and away from vices, such is a price that is more than enough to consider. Besides, it is a matter of priorities. Improving the specs a little bit can still satisfy the need to have these personal computers be used for official ways such as documents and spreadsheets for work or school.

As far as getting more expensive hardware for a customizable PC, it is really a logical price to pay. Computers have always been known to provide entertainment and if games are something that they are keenly interested to be kept away from harm, then by all means parents should think beyond the box.

Cost is something most PC buyers will ponder upon. But while that is a given, it would be best to see which

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Written by PC Freak on September 19th, 2008 with no comments.
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More PC Parts More Power Needed

Installing a lot of peripherals on your CPU may not always be feasible especially if you don’t have the proper power to support it. For most people, this is an overlooked aspect especially if you own a desktop that has the default power supply of 400 watts. All power supplies have a certain limit and while you are fond of wanting to have additional parts like TV tuners, separate sound cards or any other card that can fit into the spare PCI slots, be sure to measure the level of power that each card needs.

This is one reason why the need to upgrade to higher capacity power supplies in the market exists. Normally, power supplies can be offered up to 700 watts and you have to wonder why such a high powered wattage is needed. Well, the answer really lies in the fact that provisions for added parts normally require power for them to function.

Depending on the use of a PC, it is common to see these options available anyone especially if you are a techie geek. Apparently all people are concerned about is add-ons, negating the need to provide equal attention towards system requirements that are normally

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Written by PC Freak on September 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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Cheap Video Cards: Is there Such a Thing?

It has always been believed that the lesser cost would mean inferior quality in anything that you may purchase. The same holds true for computers and any part or peripheral you may want to replace. Video cards and chips vary in prices and while they may seem tempting, it is best to take a second look. Do not be driven by prices. It is best to study the actual specifications and if possible, ask the vendor why it was priced at such.

The way I see it, lower priced video cards can occur because of two things:

1. Old Stocks
2. To create a new product line for customer preference.

If the reason for lower priced video cards are due to old stocks, then you are buying an outdated but brand new card. The only downside in this area is that you are buying something new that was in demand some months back. However, when it comes to performance and actual use, you can be assured that such video cards will perform satisfactorily and perhaps for a longer period unless defects crop up.

As far as new products offered cheap, performance is bound to dip and the reliability may be in question. Video

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Written by PC Freak on September 3rd, 2008 with no comments.
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