When buying a home computer, why shouldn't I buy a more computer than I "need"?

1 It's mostly to do with money...why spend the extra cash, for perks you may not use or even notice a difference when using...Emailing, has more to do with internet speed than computer speed...and as for word processing, it may load or save programs a little faster, but you wouldnt notice much difference .

Poppet! Said: 2 I guess what I consider is if my "needs" or interests might change in the future. It's nice to have a little bit extra built in rather than having to deal with upgrades later.

If you store a lot of photos, and edit them, you will appreciate more storage space and speed in editing them, too.

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