Author: David Dory
Date: 15:02:15 06/13/02
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On June 13, 2002 at 12:26:02, Jose Gonzalbez wrote: >I want to improve my old PC and I only use to play chess: programs and ICC. If >you could give me some advice I should be very grateful. The offer they gave me >is, basically, Pentium 4 2,0 GHZ memory dimm 256MB 133 MHZ. Maybe better 512MB >of memory or it is enough with 256? What other important things I have to see? Nearly forgot: A great chess computer needs a great SCREENSAVER. Not because your screen NEEDS SAVING -- NO!! Because you are, above all else, a HUMAN. You don't need a pretty photo of a bird, mansion, skyline, or even fish, for gosh sake. You computer needs to be studying molecules to help fight CANCER in it's spare time. It only will use SPARE time - won't impact your chess play one bit. You can sign up lots of places - storagereview.com has a link for this. Chess programs come and go, but working at curing cancer is the coolest thing you can spend spare CPU time on, any day. David
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