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Really cool. If you're running vista then you can use a usb flash drive to increase your RAM. 9. Get a Flash Drive and Use ReadyBoost!!! To start, this does not apply to us SSD users as there is no significant access time increase from the SSD and the USB storage drive. For the rest, lucky...

http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9883228-1.html Gives some good points ^

I was wondering if it were worth the extra money to get a laptop with Blu-Ray R/W. I'm not a huge movie person (regular looks perfect to me) but will there be a large format change in all things like game discs to where it would benefit me to upgrade? I'll be getting it about 6 months from now...

I was wondering how much memory you actually use. With hard drives up to 1 TB (try defrag-ing 1 tb), I find it impossible to use all of that unless you were burning blu-ray movies and songs non-stop to your hard drive. On our desktop computer we have 37 GB (which is nothing today) but have used...

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I was just wondering if there would be a performance difference in a game depending on where it was installed. The computer's HDD or a portable HDD connected through a usb port. Would the removable HDD slow the game or program down at all compared to it being on the computer's standard HDD...

Thanks, good to look around for price comparison. I'm personally not a huge fan of macs but I can understand why some prefer them over windows. I guess it's just what you're used to.

Thanks. Actually, I'd be ok with spending up to $3k on a laptop.

This is my first post and I'm still new to a lot of the computer tech information stuff but I've been trying to do a lot of research lately so I can sound like I know what I'm talking about (That's the important part, yeah?). This is all starting because for graduation from High School, my...