Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 14:41:29 06/03/02
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On June 03, 2002 at 17:32:10, Don Prohaska wrote: >On June 03, 2002 at 15:08:33, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Ron: >>My system is 256 Kb Ram and XP professional works fine. What is important, >>besides, is the speed of the processor. I recently upgraded to an Athlon because >>my old AMd 500 Mhz worked in the fringe of catastrophe and in fact I finished >>having one. If you have a better than 750 Mhz cpu and 256 in Ram I guess you >>will be fine. >>My best >>Fernando > >I am glad 256 works fine under xp for you. I have a Sony with 256 that is >supposed to be 1.7gig processor. Not only do I have problems with my Chessbase >programs, but with others. I keep my old 356mh with 128 ram and can compare. >Not only do the programs boot faster on my old clunk but all my Chessbase >programs run great. After I bought, I discovered by reading Cnet reviews that >Sony computers not only run slow (at least the vaio rx) but has many other >problems. You don't always get what you pay for. (mine is not professional but >home edition) I used to have the home edition version for two weeks and had several problems with different chess pograms, but when upgraded it to the professional version, I have not had any problems ever since with any chess programs. Jorge.
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