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Bobbert

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I have nearly two decades of experience in IT, computer repair, and related fields and will attempt to provide the most solid, brand-agnostic advice when it comes time to purchase a new computer, or upgrade an existing machine. I can answer anything from the seemingly basic to the downright complicated - and will do my best to provide this information in a clear and concise manner.

tristan braza

Philippines
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most of all questions regarding a personal computer and troubleshooting hardware / software ....how to install a windows operating system and personalize the whole system ....

Karl Zick

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Any questions regarding PC components.

Keith Davis

U.S.
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I can answer most any question in this category for the home desktop builder and for most gaming PC builders. This includes what kind of case, cooling products, overclocking, all hardware, software, and safety issues. I can also advise on where the best sources for purchasing hardware are on the net.

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2012-02-07 New PC parts comparison:

I'd pass on the second option; it has less memory and no disclosed graphics adapter (which likely implies integrated graphics). The first option, assuming the power supply is decent, would be great with

2012-01-31 upgrading pc:

Firstly, understand that the Core i5 in your system is itself a dual-core processor. That meets the burden of "multi-core." There is no upgrade path beyond that with your system, and for the vast majority

2012-01-26 upgrading pc:

As with most all laptops, there is no upgrade path for this system aside from adding RAM. This may or may not improve performance (this is entirely dependent on application load and usage). Depending on

2012-01-17 hardware Q?:

Hi Heni,    Just like there are no truly identical twins, there are no truly identical pieces of computer hardware.  This would be especially true for components with moving parts like hard drives, DVD

2012-01-09 CD-ROM Drive won't read blank CD's:

I would need more information on Dell's end in order to tell you if I agree or not. Regarding the access of the CD-Rs - Windows will not "read" a blank and unformatted disc. When Windows Media Player (WMP)

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