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Post by fac51 »

well the problem with buying any electronic equipment on credit (i've done it so speak from experience) is that the item/s you buy may and usually are good atthe time of purchase but after 1 year - are good, 2 yrs - ok i suppose but a lot better out there, 3yrs - old hat, 4 yrs - load of crap etc etc

i bought a palmtop pc on credit many years ago and have regretted ever since

but if you buy on intrest free and dont mind the loss in vlaue of electromics or dont mind paying for upgrades then it cool.

my best bet would to buy on credit at somewhere like aria where you get a hell of a lot more for your cash in the first place ;)
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how do i get my BIOS up ? Andy has advised me (by text) that i mite be able to force the new RAM to run at the correct speed in the BIOS. trouble is , it flashes up so quickly on my pc that i cant press the button quick enough :( i'm assuming it is F1 that brings it up right?
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hold down delete when booting up
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