Most people upgrade their computers to follow up with a particular game that requires you to have the state of the art... other wise most ppl don't really need super fast computers. mMst pll just use them to surf the net, read email/forum and maybe play Solitaire/Freecell/Tetris... maybe they write a few texts with wWord, but that's about it.
A few years ago (3 or 4) I replaced my old one (that was about 4-5 years old) with a little sleek power efficient eeee-PC. I've been pretty happy with it, even though it was actually a down grade in relation to my old one (that was a lot more powerful, but less energy efficient). And for the last 4 years, I haven't done much more than "most" ppl do.-.. surf the net, read email and play solitaire...
However, today, I just realized that if I'm going to continue dabbling into making 3D models and renderings, that I may actually need my old computer - or an updated and even more powerful version of it... I just can't stand the slow processing, the lagging mouse pointer, and hours of rendering (for a single image, just to check and adjust materials and lighting)...
A few years ago (3 or 4) I replaced my old one (that was about 4-5 years old) with a little sleek power efficient eeee-PC. I've been pretty happy with it, even though it was actually a down grade in relation to my old one (that was a lot more powerful, but less energy efficient). And for the last 4 years, I haven't done much more than "most" ppl do.-.. surf the net, read email and play solitaire...
However, today, I just realized that if I'm going to continue dabbling into making 3D models and renderings, that I may actually need my old computer - or an updated and even more powerful version of it... I just can't stand the slow processing, the lagging mouse pointer, and hours of rendering (for a single image, just to check and adjust materials and lighting)...