
July 9th, 2009, 10:10 AM
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Contributing User
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One thing you need to do, is to put it in perspective. Spending the extra money might not make a difference if you are running Vista with 256MB of ram. Look at the entire machine in order to find the weakest link and spend money to upgrade those parts.
What OS are you planning on running, how much ram, what do you plan to use the laptop for, etc.
Also you have to look at price/performance ration. If the computer is going to cost you $400 then spending an extra $150 to only gain a 5% speed increase doesn't make much sense.
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