When your computer is over five years old and starts running slow, would you be more likely to buy more memory or just buy a new computer?
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Adding more RAM memory vs. buying a new computer
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New computer when we can afford it.
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A new computer. I've had my current one for five years now and it's still running as fast as it did when I first got it. Haven't had any problems yet....except for replacing the motherboard....but that was my fault. Hopefully this one will still hold up until the new ones come out that doesn't run Windows 8.
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Would depend on how slow the PC is and what my money is looking like. I'm not above buying new memory once, but when it comes time to do it again, then it's time to buy a new system.
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Definetly buy a new computer
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