6. What do you think about AMD company and NVIDIA video cards?
i don't know much about these
These are awesome qualitative companies for making graphics card.
bulkey videos
No idea
nothing
they are good for gaming purposes. :)
The clock frequancy (3.2 Ghz) has liltte to do with how fast the computer is in the whole. A dual core T2300 has 2 cores each pushing 1.66 Ghz but 533Mhz of frontside bus this makes the T2300 literrally just as efficient as the P4 counterpart by extending the frontside bus and combining the cores, this is kinda like the next step in hyperthreading. To put this into easier terms I tested a Encode project by converting a VOB (MPEG2) to divx using a 3.2 Ghz P4 HT cpu I was able to encode a 120 minute video in about 2 hours per pass (roughly 30fps) doing the same with the T2300 I am able to do it in about the same amount of time with a liltte room to spare for enhanced quantizer setting this basically means the Duo can do the same as the P4 HT but more efficiently and using standard settings I have seen speeds in excess of 80 fps when doing DIVX encoding. Also remember there are a lot of other factors also that control the speed of a computer such as RAM types and RAM speed as well as hard drive speed and seek time.
Typically you have to pay monthly fees, in adidtion to a percentage of each transaction. You also have to purchase the processors equipment. Processors also require multi-year contracts. You would have to have a lot of transactions every month to average out these adidtional expenses. You are probably better off using the spas existing credit card processing service. Definitely wait and see just how much you use a credit card service before you jump into a contract.Also, if you do decide to go with your own processor, be sure to comparison shop, research each processor carefully, and read the entire contract thoroughly before you sign anything. You may even want to spend a couple hundred bucks to have a lawyer read the contract first.