> If your computer is anything like mine, here is the best way to  
> determine its speed:
> 1) Drop it off a building of known height.

That was a smart ass reply.

To the original poster: computer speed depends on several factors.  
For that matter so does whether you really need speed. What do you do  
with your computer besides email an browsing. If you play top level  
action games or create video or graphics you probably need a lot of  
power and speed. Most other jobs don't need that much. If you still  
need to know, try Googling for benchmarks.

Your computer may be slow if:
   it takes seconds to ooen most applications.
   if loading files also takes a long time.
   if startup takes a very long time, more than a minute and a half.

If you don't know how fast your computer is, it may be fast enough.  
If you need the bleeding edge computer, be prepared to pay big buks.  
But look at more than just speed and performance. Look at what is   
included on your computer. You may not need all the bells and  
whistles, especially if you already have them, like a DVD burner,  
etc. [you can see that I don't know what are currently the latest  
bells and whistles.] If you have a large hard drive and it is using  
no more that half the capacity, you don't need a bigger drive. This  
is the kind of things to consider, not just speed. I have a Sony with  
a 2.8 G processor, and an older one with only 2.4 G. I can't tell the  
differences. The older one only has 512 M of ram, the newer one 1 G,  
still no difference. Most users can't notice speed differences as  
much os feature differences.

Jim



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