Which computer Configuration is best?
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The change I would make is to upgrade the hard drive. You can get 160 gig hard drives for $75 or less. You can never have too much hard drive space.
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The best advice is to go to your local PC world or Curry's\nTell then axactly what you want and be guided by them.\nOr, buy a Which computer & laptop mag:
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Condsidering the price and performance i would go for AMD though it is having some heating problems. 64 bit AMD is a good choice.
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Your best bet to get the most of your processor is to install it. Then boot it up. If it's a respectable motherboard, it will detect the difference and offer you a chance to set it up. Choose the specs that match your new CPU, and it'll give it the best chance of running the longest.
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It depends on what you plan to do with the computer.  If you're going to run the games you but at the store, you will need the fastest CPU available, best video card (not integrated video) with minimum of 256 MB video RAM, and the most system memory (minimum of 1GB RAM), a SATA based hard drive, at least 160GB in size.  A DVD player is necessary much of the time now, also.
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Krypton B-18600GV Motherboard\n2.4 Ghz Pentium IV\n512 MB DDR RAM\nGeForce MX4000(128 MB)\nKeyboard- any. Mouse - for serious gaming, get Logitech (or i-ball) pref. optical.\nDVD Combo
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Personally, I prefer Ubuntu. It's easy to use and very stable, for servers or for the desktop. I think there's even a version specific for servers, but I'm not sure on that.
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Depends on what you're going to use the computer for. Gaming? Business?\n\nHow much do you plan on spending?\n\nThese are important details that are needed to solve your question.
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vmware is the good choose.\nwhen you run it follow the steps it is very easy to use
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You configure your computer so that it is easier to use - you can configure things from the colors and the size of the icons to starting up certain programs when your computer is booted.  As for how to configure it, that depends on what you want to do.  For this, I'd use Windows' help files (hit F1 or go to Start-Help and Support) to see if that helps answering any questions.\n\nNow, if you mean "configure" as in "I'm buying a new computer and I want it to do other things that what is listed" then you will need to check out the company's website for information on how you can do that.  Some companies will allow you to configure your computer before buying and it also calculates a price based on the data selected.  Dell has a neat system - check that one out to see if that's what you're looking for.
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Never work on minimum requirements because you will never ever be able to work smoothly with these configurations. Always look for recommended requirements. For Vista, the recommended configuration is 3 GHz CPU, a decent (mid range) PCI-Express or AGP graphics accelerator card, 1 GB of RAM. Whatever hard disk you have is adequate since I donot expect you to be in possession of a hard disk less than 40GB with the above config PC.
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For the average user, especially for corporate compatibility, Microsoft OS is the best choice. For the "power" home user or corporate power user, Linux (probably Red Hat, see RedHat.com) is the best choice. There are very good alternatives, these days, to MS product choices that are, for the most part, very compatible (see OpenOffice.org) and free. Linux now offers the stability, useability, and flexibility not found in any OS brought to market by MS. I'm not, however, "bashing" Windows - it is a good product for the average consumer. For linux, I strongly recommend Red Hat -- mostly because I am a RHCT ;) but they do have a strong corporate / support offering.
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Press f8 for XP.\n\nhttp://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1643&page=2\n\nOr use msconfig at run.
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the computer you build yourself is always the best one.  other then that its mostly personal preference.  All the major components except maybe the mother board are the same.
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* Choose 'settings'\n    * Choose 'control panel'\n    * Choose 'system' or 'system properties'
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That basicaly depends upon u'r application software if u talk about a desktop with good configuration.
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The best?  Well, it'll cost you, but Falcon Northwest, VoodooPC and Hypersonic are probably the best out there.\n\nVoodooPC http://www.voodoopc.com/omen.aspx\n\nFalcon Northwest  http://www.falcon-nw.com/flash/\n\nHyperSonic   http://www.hypersonic-pc.com/2001/index.asp