I agree with NYT.
You have a lot of options and here are a few more...
I've worked for a Integrated circuit manufacturer for years... made cpu's for both PC and Mac. The stuff out these days is really good.
options include, but not limited:
1. Get a new hard-drive and Operating System
2. spend a little more and get something new with a SSD (Solid State Drive) with new OP-System.
Over Christmas I got a:
Intel Nuc i3, 16Gb Mem, 180GB SSD, with Win8.1 for just around $500
2.6 So many other options out there these days for a fraction of the prices we paid in 2004.
3. scrub your hard drive and re-install everything
You can always access your old data on your current hard drive if you need it as long as you don't submit to option 3.
You have a lot of options and here are a few more...
I've worked for a Integrated circuit manufacturer for years... made cpu's for both PC and Mac. The stuff out these days is really good.
options include, but not limited:
1. Get a new hard-drive and Operating System
2. spend a little more and get something new with a SSD (Solid State Drive) with new OP-System.
Over Christmas I got a:
Intel Nuc i3, 16Gb Mem, 180GB SSD, with Win8.1 for just around $500
2.6 So many other options out there these days for a fraction of the prices we paid in 2004.
3. scrub your hard drive and re-install everything
You can always access your old data on your current hard drive if you need it as long as you don't submit to option 3.


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