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Arcadia Electrical Pty ltd

Electricians & Electrical Contractors, Toronto, NSW 2283

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Skilled Electrical Contractors At Your Disposal

Experience over 25 years

Specialised in stove and hot water system repairs

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Accredited Eco Smart Electrician

Experience over 25 years

Specialised in stove and hot water system repairs

Free quotes in local area

Accredited Eco Smart Electrician

Arcadia Electrical Pty Ltd is a leading provider of electrical contracting in NSW. We have a no-nonsense approach - fast, reliable & cost-effective service. Arcadia Electrical is a locally owned & operated business, a reputable emergency & maintenance electrical company, offering first rate experience & expertise to commercial, industrial & domestic sectors in the Newcastle region.

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What’s the best computer upgrade path?

Computers aren’t meant to last forever. Even if you build a supercomputer, eventually you’re going to have to think about upgrades. So what’s the optimal upgrade path? The first consideration is what you’re using the computer for:

If you’re gaming, then the graphics card, processor and RAM would be your first upgrades.
If you need a workstation for the office, then look to first upgrade RAM, storage and finally the processor.
For design, video and image editing workstations: upgrade to a good video card, then a processor, followed by power supply and then RAM.
Check with your laptop or computer repair shop to see if there are maintenance repairs that can be done to boost your performance. If wiping dust is all it takes, that saves you from having another hole in your wallet.
A solid state drive or SSD drive is always a great upgrade from a disk drive, and can speed up your initial boot time significantly.

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