To upgrade or not to upgrade, that is the question
So I've been using my home PC a bit more lately and I just noticed that I only have 512mb of RAM in it.
I could have sworn I had 1gb, but I guess my memory isn't that great.
For the previous month I've been contemplating buying a new computer. I figure it's about time, since this one was built way back in May of 2001, meaning that it's 5 years old now. I'm rather pleased that the only upgrade I've had to make in 5 years was the storage space via hard drives.
However, buying a new computer is, shall we say, more money than I can afford to plop down at the moment. I figure it will take another two months to gather enough cash to afford one (I don't like using credit; the only debt I have is my car and school loans), but in the mean time, I've been really itching for more memory.
So my dilemma is thus:
* do I just wait it out and wait 2 months to buy a new computer?
* or do I buy memory now and push off the new computer for another month or two?
I could have sworn I had 1gb, but I guess my memory isn't that great.
For the previous month I've been contemplating buying a new computer. I figure it's about time, since this one was built way back in May of 2001, meaning that it's 5 years old now. I'm rather pleased that the only upgrade I've had to make in 5 years was the storage space via hard drives.
However, buying a new computer is, shall we say, more money than I can afford to plop down at the moment. I figure it will take another two months to gather enough cash to afford one (I don't like using credit; the only debt I have is my car and school loans), but in the mean time, I've been really itching for more memory.
So my dilemma is thus:
* do I just wait it out and wait 2 months to buy a new computer?
* or do I buy memory now and push off the new computer for another month or two?
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