Well, just get 2GB ram, and assemble whatever you can afford for a complete
system. CoreDue is definitely much faster than D, and 64 X2 is yet again
better than D for the same price. 64 X2 4200+ AM2 seems to have the sweet
spot on price at the moment.

Regards,
Alan Chan
http://www.pbase.com/wlachan

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Sent: Friday, 8 December, 2006 4:21
Subject: OT: Computer Problems


> Been having problems with my desktop with AOL and other things. Now using
> laptop.
>
> Debating a new Pentium D, AMD 64X2, or Intel Duo Core. Thing is, I don't
want
> to spend bunches. But I've also noticed that photo editing is a tad
difficult
> on my Desktop Pentium III to say the least (in Elements 3 lassoing and
> selections take a long, long time sometimes).
>
> If I've seemed overly quiet for me, that is why.
>
> I bought Elements 5, which I stupidly noticed afterward needs at least
> Pentium IV. Suggestions welcome. But bear in mind that I not looking to
spend top
> $$$ to buy top of the line.
>
> Later, Marnie aka Doe :-)
>
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