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Yes, you can put the new hard-disk into the new computer, but the installed Windows environment will not be compatible with the new hardware. I would suggest installing Windows to a new disk in the new
Honestly my best advice to university students is to check with your department, see if there are any requirements or suggestions for a purchase, if they're suggesting a very high end machine (such as
It really depends on what you're doing with the hardware, as to what kind of equipment you should purchase. As far as transferring files, yes, that will work, you can either network the systems together
There is no easy way. If you are prepared to mess with the adaptors and try to hook up unsupported printer you theoretically can archive what you want but it will eat up much time. Here are discussions
1 - cpu. amd or intel... what do you recommend? This is according to what you want to spend. I have always used AMD processors. They will take higher temps and overclocking better than intel. This is not

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