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Newbie: What matters in a LAN comp?
« Reply #15 on: 28 April 2003, 17:09 »
Logitech mouse.  Trust me.  And there's not REALLY much wrong with that PC.  My "1334 PC" (not) happens to be a 400mhz, 292mb ram, sis 620 video, acer beast

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