[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Newegg has OEM for $214.

Ones on the way!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Whoops - OEM $219, Retail with Heatsink and fan $239.

[jmcclain19]

Always good news when the price drops.

You can already make a top quality computer for around $500. This just makes it even easier.

[BrooklynGOP]

I just got my p4 3.0ghz from newegg, 6 weeks ago.. It roxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx! :P

[js1138]

Available in small form factor

Shuttle XPC SN85G4 Socket 754 NVIDIA nFORCE 3

[anonymous_user]

But does it run Mac OS?

/dumps gas-can, runs away

[js1138]

Adobe is releasing a true 64 bit version of Photoshop, and Windows 64 is due next spring.

[afraidfortherepublic]

This is a good explanation of cache memory -- a subject that has always puzzled me.

How does AMD compare with Celeron?

I have not had good luck with Celeron in the past, so I always try to purchase Intel Pentium, even thought I have to pay a lot more for it. I don't have anything bigger than a Pentium 3 right now, but I shall be in the market for a new computer for my home soon. My home computer is a Pentium 2 with 128 MB RAM, but I don't have enough mghz to power my ISP upgrade. I only have about 350 mghz. It's getting very slow, even though I've stripped everything I don't need off of it. (It was state of the art in 1998! LOL)

I want to be sure that any new computer I purchase is powerful enough to work for a few years and will be also able to handle photos (would like to get into digital photography), so I'd appreciate some advice on the specs I should look for.

[Revolting cat!]

I think I'll wait for Osborne Computers to release a model incorporating this chip in one of their boxes!

[Nick Danger]

Slowest Athlon 64 humbles fastest P4 in gaming