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I used to have a computer that took 5 minutes to start up. Whenever I launched a program, it would take several seconds to load. This computer used to be fast when it was first built, but nowadays, it's slow like a turtle.
Recently, I upgraded to a new computer. The difference was big. My new computer starts up in less than a minute. Programs load in just a few seconds. I can get things done much faster with my new computer. It cost me around $700 for the computer, which is probably the sweet spot in price. But the investment was worth it.
Does your computer slow you down when you work? If so, I highly recommend upgrading to a faster computer. With a faster computer, you can get things done much faster. For instance, if your computer takes 3 minutes to start up, a computer that can start up in less than a minute can save you more than 2 minutes each time. That can add up to a lot of time.
If you turn on your computer once a day, then in one year, you'd save at least 730 minutes. That's about 12 hours. With a faster computer, you can use that time to get things done instead of spending 12 hours waiting for your computer to start up.
To buy a faster computer, it's best to invest in the sweet spot for the right kind of computer. If you buy a computer that's cheap, it'll be quickly outdated and you'll have to upgrade again. But if you buy a computer that's too new, its price would be too high to justify the slight increase in speed. The sweet spot is somewhere in the middle, probably around $700 (for a desktop computer).
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