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"Lance W. Kephart" <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 20 Aug 1999 08:42:58 -0700
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On Thu, 19 Aug 1999 08:25:04   Phat Nguyen wrote:
>Hello !
>Now I have to do much with graphic ( Photoshop, Corel, Director, Page Maker,
>Freehand, Quakexpress ), so I have to buy a new PC.  I don't know which PC's
>confirguration can help me best. Now I have under 650USD for my new computer.
>Please help me and give me your advice.
>Thanks in advance.
>Phat Nguyen

Hi Phat -

I'd strongly recommend going with a minimum of 256MB of memory.  Adobe
products are pretty memory intensive, especially Photoshop and PageMaker,
even though they also create virtual scratch disks.  We currently have 2
machines (a 300Mhz & a 450Mhz) that continually crash on a regular basis
when using Photoshop.  According to Adobe, we need to increase the memory
from 128MB to at least 256MB, and possibly more.

If you ask anyone in the graphics field, they'll tell you to go with a Mac.....
:-)

Best of Luck!
Lance Kephart


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