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Wilbur, Washington

You just installed a new program only to find out you don't have memory to to run it.

Your family and friends are sending you pictures on DVD and you can't open them on your computer.

You just bought a new digital camera and . A) you can't download your pictures because you don't have a media card reader installed or your operating system doesn't support your camera's USB connection or B) your hard drive is quickly running out of room from all the pictures you're taking.

You were just over at your friends house and after surfing the web on his computer your 15" monitor seems like it's thumbnailed in size.

Additional RAM, an additional or replacement CD or DVD drive, larger hard drives, replacement monitors, wireless keyboards and mice, media card readers and faster video cards are all among common and affordable upgrades to your computer system. You might included a faster processor in this list.

Determining whether upgrading your system is a good idea or not will depend on several factors. Among them are the overall age of your system, which components you want to upgrade, which operating sytem you are using and how much money you are willing to spend.

We generally tell people that once they reach an upgrade price that is 50% or more of the cost of a new computer, they really need to look at their options before they start spending money on their old computer.

Give us a call and we'll help walk you through the process of figuring out what you have, what you want to get and the best route to take.

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