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== My current PC Specs (HP Compaq 8200 Elite CMT): ==
'''NOTE: This PC will be selled
Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K (Geekbench: Single Core Score is 634, Multi Core Score is 1911)
HDD: 500GB WD (as Data drive), 500GB Seagate (as OS drive)
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Processor: Intel Core i5 6th gen
RAM: 16GB RAM
OS: EndeavourOS XFCE + Windows 10 LTSC dual boot.
SSD: May vary (128gb or 256gb
HDD: 500GB Seagate or WD from previously old hp compaq 8200 elite pc
Price: 416.87$ (20000 EGP)
== FAQ: Why does New Youself64
Because my previous youself64 pc has many issues:
# I use only AntiX on my hp compaq 8200 elite, because Crunchbang++ and most linux distros takes several minutes to boot on HDD and Windows 10 (including LTSC) and later is also slow on HDD.
# 4GB RAM isn't enough for heavy tasks or heavily websites. They need 8GB or 16GB RAM to open heavily websites on web browser or do heavy tasks.
# HDDs are slow for boot times (except booting AntiX Linux) and opening applications. in order to get faster boot time and faster opening application. we need an SSD so SSDs
# Many games runs very slow or unstable in previously youself64 pc. For example: Internet Cafe Simulator randomly crashes to black screen during ingame, Internet Cafe Simulator 2 runs too slow and also suffers from crashes/freezes in my pc.
# VST Plugins or DLL Plugins fails to function after rebooting pc, so I need to buy new pc or laptop. because any of these issues is very hard to fix so it is easier to buy an new pc.
# My monitor can only handle 1280x1024 and only has VGA port. In July 2024 or future, It might need an 1920x1080 monitor as 1920x1080 monitor offers this better experience compared to 1280x1024 monitor and supports modern video cards that don't have an VGA port (which is HDMI or DisplayPort or maybe DVI).
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