oROEchimaru
Supreme [H]ardness
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Often I think now in my college years,
how can I continue to afford computer hardware with loans?
Then I think back, when I was in high school, how more expensive the parts were!
My AMD 64bit pc, was much cheaper then my Celeron 1 and 2 systems that sported 256mb ram and low end geforce cards.
Honestly, paying for my new raptor 740gd, I was like... 76gb! 160$??? But then, my old drive I rescently found... Maxtor 60gb I paid around the same if not more back in high school at 7200 rpm (if that).
In a way, speed at same cost, is still deflation. More for your money (hd space) is still deflation as well.
We get much more today for our $ then we did before, unless you shop at Alienware.
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Mod Edit - This is General [H]ardware, not finance 101. If there's a hardware question in there, somewhere, I missed it......BlindedByScience
how can I continue to afford computer hardware with loans?
Then I think back, when I was in high school, how more expensive the parts were!
My AMD 64bit pc, was much cheaper then my Celeron 1 and 2 systems that sported 256mb ram and low end geforce cards.
Honestly, paying for my new raptor 740gd, I was like... 76gb! 160$??? But then, my old drive I rescently found... Maxtor 60gb I paid around the same if not more back in high school at 7200 rpm (if that).
In a way, speed at same cost, is still deflation. More for your money (hd space) is still deflation as well.
We get much more today for our $ then we did before, unless you shop at Alienware.
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Mod Edit - This is General [H]ardware, not finance 101. If there's a hardware question in there, somewhere, I missed it......BlindedByScience