E-machine p.c. Yes? or No?

[julio g.]

Hey guys I need youre help. Somebody wants to sale me a e-machine computer (2 years old) for 50 dollars. Is this a good buy or not? I dont have a computer that's descent, and I want to record on a computer, would this be a good start? I dont know the specs on it yet. Any tips will help. Thanks.

 

[Burna]

i got an e machine, shit runs like a beauty, straight puuuurrrs with my production.,

 

[young_keyz]

i mean for 50 bucks you cant go wrong for a home computer but when it comes to production i think you should save up.

 

[misscc803]

I have an Emachine wit a 2.4Ghz in it and it does me fine but i dont use a computer like dat so maybe my input isnt dat helpful but before i had copped an Emachin peeps were sayin dont get one fo some odd reason i forgot but da PC experts will save da day for you.

 

[misscc803]

By the way whats the specs? Dont spend 50 bucks on it if it doesnt at least top da specs of your PC u already have.

 

[julio g.]

Yeah, I dont know the specs yet, but the one I have now, I cant even run cakewalk on it. I mean I think I need a s.c. but I know I only have like 465 mhz on my h.d. So it sucks. I dont even feel like updating it. Its so not motivating it. How much hard drive and ram+processor should I watch out for when I check the specs on it? Whats a good s.c. and software to run on a e-machine? Are they really old school computers or what?

 

[GRAFIK]

yeah they straight, just upgrade your ram, if it is an older model, should have a problem