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To: mr.mark who wrote (18388)	4/4/2001 2:59:24 PM
From: Esteban	Respond to of 110631

256mb does have that "right ring" to it, doesn't it? Funny how quickly 128, which sounded like such overkill not long ago, now sounds inadequate. I may just spring for 512mb based on what Nemer just posted. Hearing that more has always increased his performance is the nudge I needed. I'd stay at 256mb for my trading purposes, but I think my wife will benefit from more, running Adobe photoshop and In Design graphics programs in an intensive manner. She produces a commercial mail order catalogue, and would like the option to do work at home. It's only another $100 for 256 more of micron 2100 DDR, but you can say that about every component that goes into a new system. There's lots of components and it does add up. Re windowsXP, it will be a big learning curve for me I'm sure. I think the thread will keep me on the cutting edge however. (:-) Esteban