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School Year Book Computers

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JoPalm

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Do any of you here have computers at school designated for your yearbooks? If so do you know the specs?

Thx.
 
Why do you really need to know? Any semi-modern PC with a decent res can do it. The biggest decision to make is what layout software you will use.
 
CPU speed doesn't really matter correct? Like an athlon XP 1600+ or better should suffice. Probably more ram and a faster HD are more important and a backup HD too?
I'm just asking because we might get new computers also for our yearbook and if we didn't then I could make some suggestions on what to upgrade 😉. That's why i'm asking aswedc (is your nick short for something or did you make that up spare the moment?).
 
Originally posted by: JoPalm
CPU speed doesn't really matter correct? Like an athlon XP 1600+ or better should suffice. Probably more ram and a faster HD are more important and a backup HD too?
I'm just asking because we might get new computers also for our yearbook and if we didn't then I could make some suggestions on what to upgrade 😉. That's why i'm asking aswedc (is your nick short for something or did you make that up spare the moment?).
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Chances are your school will get p4's. I've yet to see an athlon in a school. Second, as aswedc stated, any pc relatively new will do just fine. Laying out a yearbook isn't exactly system-intensive.

 
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