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February 20th, 2007, 03:57 AM
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- To go from 2 GB to 4 GB RAM costs $1,460 -- Why and is it justified?
Strikes me as a bit of overkill, especially for that cost... 2GB should do the trick.
- On the Intel Dual Core Processor, there is the 533 MHz speed or the 677 MHz -- what do I gain by going with the higher speed?
Simply put, speed... it's the speed your CPU talks to your memory at, one's faster than the other.
- There is also the issue of the 5400 RPM hard drive versus the 7200 RPM hard drive -- I think that the faster hard drive would definitely provide an increase in productivity -- is there any documentation on this anywhere?
Once again, it's a speed thing... speed is speed... will assist maybe with productivity. Although productivity has more to do with humans much of the time and I won't comment further! ;-)
- Why isn't Vista Ultimate offered on these top of the line laptops?
Just a matter of time on that...
- Are there hardware issues, which is driving the vendors to NOT offer Vista Ultimate on the top of the line laptops?
Vista loves hardware, give it more!
- If not, then if the laptops do not come with Vista Ultimate, can they be upgraded?
Depends I suppose, but generally most should upgrade well enough if you want to go there.
- Is the Intel dual processor T7200 processor with 4MB L2 cache vs 2MB for the T5xxx processors worth an additional $150.
Another speed and performance increase there Linda... I think I'd spend on the 4MB cache with the money saved from the memory savings!
Windows 10 on: ~Asus P5B-E ~Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3GHz ~G. Skill (2 x 2GB) PC2-6400 ~EVGA 7900GTX ~Kingston SSD (for the OS) ~Western Digital 650GB Hard Drive (Data), Turtle Beach Santa Cruz w/Klipsh 2.1 Pro Media Speakers ~ Twin BenQ FP202W 20.1" LCD's
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