Guillermo,
That is true you could do that. But you have to worry if they overworked it
or not the modem not a big deal but CPU, GPU, RAM and stuff like that.
Chances are the person had broadband before buying that computer. But even
if he didn't I don't think that modems wear. Electronics that do wear are
those that get hot. Modems deliver very small amounts of power, in the
milliwatts.
>Say if the person overclocked it, it wouldn't run as good as a new one.
If you are still talking about CPUs yes, maybe. But only if the heat sink
and cpu fan were inadequate.
>I know this by I am one that overclocks everything in my computer and I'm
>looking into a phase-changer which will drop it down to -20 C.
Phase changer. Sound like one of those things you buy for your car that will
increase the gas milage by 20%. What is the principle of this phase changer?
Jim
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