An Acer computer can be a great choice for a consumer or business looking to purchase a new computer. While Acer used to be considered the budget brand of computers, they have recently started selling higher-end computers as well. Now, it is easy to find something for everyone when buying an Acer computer.
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Difficulty:
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Instructions
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Research Acer computers to make sure they are right for you by visiting their website and referring to online and print reviews of the different models of Acer computers.
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Determine the speed of processor (CPU) you need depending on how you are going to be using your Acer computer. The mid-range is 2.8 to 3.2 GHz.
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Decide the amount of memory (RAM) you will need for your computer. The more software you have on your computer, the greater amount of memory you will need to make sure that everything runs smoothly. It is recommended to have at least 1GB of RAM.
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Figure out what type and size of disk drive you want in your computer. Most Acer computers come with a SATA or Serial ATA hard disk drive. Select a hard drive that offers at least 80 GB.
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Research video cards to see what type of graphical support you need. There are many choices of video cards. If graphics are very important to you, pick a card that supports DirectX9.
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Choose the peripherals and software needed to get you up and running with your Acer computer. Monitors come in either CRT or LCD. CRT's are more bulky than the flat LCD's but will save you some money if you are on a tight budget. Choose the software you need based on your current needs, knowing that you can buy more software after you have your computer up and running.
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Buy the Acer computer from your local computer store, directly from the Acer website or from an online computer store.
Tips & Warnings
If you don't get enough RAM when you first purchase your computer, you can buy additional RAM at a later date for your Acer computer.
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