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Orph it wouldn't stay cheap if he got 64 stuff.
Right now, that computer is a pretty good price (although, considering you're not buying a video card, it should be a little lower, but whatever)
The processor isn't "old". It will probably perform about the same as the processor you're getting. Not a big deal really. It'll last a good 2 years or so (until it's actually outdated).
Phasing out means the perfect time to buy
Do you honestly think anything that may come out in the next couple years would require at the absolute minumum amount more then what this system will have (past maybe video)? Because it wont.
Right now, that computer is a pretty good price (although, considering you're not buying a video card, it should be a little lower, but whatever)
The processor isn't "old". It will probably perform about the same as the processor you're getting. Not a big deal really. It'll last a good 2 years or so (until it's actually outdated).
Phasing out means the perfect time to buy
Do you honestly think anything that may come out in the next couple years would require at the absolute minumum amount more then what this system will have (past maybe video)? Because it wont.
Actually, the 3200+ XP and 3200+ 64, as of now, are the same price on newegg. So 64 would be the way to go... However, if you're trying to save money, the 2500+ oced is going to be best buy for buck, also keep in mind to use that 64 Bit processor you're going to have to have a mobo that supports Socket 939, preferably Nforce 3 or 4, and that mobo is going to end up costing you $25-40 more then other, so you'd eb spending more money. As said, it's up to you as it is your cash, we're just recommending stuff for ya to get the best bang for buck.
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