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Its a new year and time to look forward, so......

How do you see your PC looking at this time next year? i.e New graphics card, more memory, complete rebuild, or any other changes......

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I have two to build for my son shortly. When I've seen what the latest hardware is like, performance wise, I may consider a new one for myself although I've had the one I'm using at the moment for nearly two years and it's never let me down andam more than happy with it.

Abit KG7

AMD 1700+

768 MB RAM

DVD ± RW

etc.

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Perhaps I should have explained a bit more.

He (son) has a graphics business and I build all his machines as he can then have exactly what he wants, of the quality he wants, installed.

I would guess that he'll go for a fairly high speed CPU (not top speed though), loads of RAM, several medium size HDDs, several USB ports for printers/scanners.

I'll mention PCI express but I think his requirement is a bit more urgent than second quarter.

I used to build loads of machines for people but age, infirmity and lack of mobility are getting the better of me these days so I only do specials now.

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Its a new year and time to look forward, so......

How do you see your PC looking at this time next year?  i.e New graphics card, more memory, complete rebuild, or any other changes......

If anything will be upgraded it will be RAM and that is it.

Maybe a DX9 G-Card but then again, who knows...

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