Theres a difference between low end and a door stop. EQ still supports low
end. It's the obsolete systems that were still able to play before that
have been left in the cold. Don't worry they will find a way to play. Make
sure ya buy the right memory, if ya need help let us know.
Memory and other equip.. www.googlegear.com nice, cheap, honest, reliable.
-----Original Message-----
From: Su [mailto:
suceress@...]
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 2:46 PM
To:
EverQuest@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [EverQuest] I hate Shadows of Luclin and I don't even own it
yet...
Yes, and maybe $265 isn't that much for you. But to some other people that's
a hell of a lot. I know people who had to get their comps on a rent-to-own
basis and can barely afford EQ as it is. And yeah, it's easy to say they
should quit, but they enjoy playing and it's an escape for them. To suddenly
not be able to play is a major burn. I just wish there was a way Verant
could work it out to be friendlier with their lower end not so financially
stable customers. It would be the nice thing to do if nothing else. Btw,
someone mentioned where to get good RAM for cheap? Where was that again? I
just found out my comp can have up to 1Ghz of RAM with it's motherboard and
chipset. luv, -Su
> I have to disagree about not being to upgrade. It does not cost
> that much. I bought a new chip board case and fan that only cost me
> $265 after tax. Most of the other stuff can form my old system. The
> chip is a AMD Athlon 950.
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