It will be cheaper to get a PC with more memory then to upgrade it later.
Note the actual speed and performance depend on the CPU, the memory, but also on the graphics card as well, means if you get the latest CPU with even more memory and you have integrated graphics card your PC will be slowwer then one with older CPU but with fast dedicated graphics card.
Frankly for the home use purposes any will do. I would go for one which at least has 8Gb memory already.
I have looked at HP 8100 you have selected and it does not have wifi and bluetooth also it has integrated graphics card - not good home choice IMO.
You need wifi to connect it to your internet wifi router otherwise you need some cables, not funny
No offence but IMO that is no good for home missing wifi, they will give you usb wifi dongle - seriously in 21st century using wifi dongles?
Note the actual speed and performance depend on the CPU, the memory, but also on the graphics card as well, means if you get the latest CPU with even more memory and you have integrated graphics card your PC will be slowwer then one with older CPU but with fast dedicated graphics card.
Frankly for the home use purposes any will do. I would go for one which at least has 8Gb memory already.
I have looked at HP 8100 you have selected and it does not have wifi and bluetooth also it has integrated graphics card - not good home choice IMO.
You need wifi to connect it to your internet wifi router otherwise you need some cables, not funny
(05-11-15, 03:17 PM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: Alternatively, get the later model ( http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HP-Compaq-Elit...Swo0JWJ3aO )
No offence but IMO that is no good for home missing wifi, they will give you usb wifi dongle - seriously in 21st century using wifi dongles?
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