Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Tue Oct 19 13:37:39 CDT 2004
Hi John > ROTFL. There's a guy with too much money! Not really. But my first IntelliStation lived for 5.5 years without a glitch. You get what you pay for. > Do that with your IBM Gustav. Well, I wouldn't, as that would leave me with one not-up-to-the-mark machine and some garbage, while buying a new will leave me with one up-to-the-mark machine and a good old machine useful for something else like a spare, a gift or a test server for an SQL engine or a mail server or a web server or a Novell or Linux file/print server. I'm absolutely convinced that upgrading machines with anything else than disk and ram or some common accessories won't pay off as it will lead you into a never ending upgrade path which simply doesn't pay off in the long run. Also, buying a new machine enables you to have the old machine running while you configure the new; and when done, you still have the old as a spare for some weeks should any surprise show up with the new. /gustav