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02-02-2007
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| CD Freaks Senior Member  Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Saddle, Arkansas
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| Is Bigger Better ? Hi everyone. I'm writing to ask the question, if I go from a P4 478 socket 2.8 gig. cpu to a 3.2 gig. cpu, will I notice or see any improvement in the operation of DVDFab ? Or, would my money be better spent buying a new 8 or 16 mb cache HD? I'm currently using a 120 gig. Samsung w/2 mb. cache. I'm trying to improve the speed of Fab and I'm not sure which would be more productive. Thank You for any input. ~ Mike  P.S.~ You always have the answers  |
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