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High-functioning Bibliophile
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 Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:41 am
What would you do if your computer's disc drive failed, your processor became slower, you were running out of RAM/memory space, and your battery started dying quicker and quicker by the minute (going from 100% to lower than 40% in an hour)? I am thinking of just buying a new computer, though I don't have money to fix this one or buy a new one.....
I will be without a computer for the weekend, at least, because they have to extract a disc from my drive [it works inside the drive, but it doesn't want to eject it - and it's a homework disc too!]. gonk crying sweatdrop
~Margem
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Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 5:41 pm
Neither.
Spend the 1k to build your own. Get an ATI graphic card, a dual boot processor, and some kind of nitrogen cooling system.
It'll move like lightning.
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High-functioning Bibliophile
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Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 7:27 pm
Sounds good, SIB, but I went with spending $300 to get the disc taken out and to get a new keyboard. >.> Oh Mac, why did you have to have your keyboard die too?!
Duel boots are awesome!
~Margem
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