Dave, I wouldn't waste my time trying to beef up a consumer-grade 
computer. There are many industrial- and military-grade i86 computers 
available commercially that you could start from.

The rub is your characterization "Being a typical customer, they want to 
keep the costs down but they also want it to work and operate reliably."

Remind them that of the trilogy good-fast-cheap, they can choose any 
two. Off-the-shelf ruggedness costs money. Trying to build in ruggedness 
after the fact (and testing to make sure you succeeded) costs time and 
labor which equals money, but you know that :-)

Good luck!

Regards,
Kent


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