<< The bottom line: Save your money. A 733-MHz to 800-MHz Pentium III should offer plenty of processing power for all but the most demanding PC users. >>
Uh-huh, where did the T-birds and Durons go?
<< The bottom line: Memory is key to your PC's performance, so get at least 128MB. Using games or 3D software? Step up to 192MB or even 256MB. Only pick RDRAM for the very highest-end systems. >>
True, but why RDRAM for high end systems? So you have high end costs when trying to add more? I would only use RDRAM in mission critical computers.
<< The bottom line: Get that 56-kbps modem, if only for backup. But don't spend more than $80 on it. >>
Don't spend more than $80, HA!! Don't spend more than $20!!
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