There's little here that makes any sense ...
Let me hold your hand and walk you through this.
And what will you do with your old computer?
I have two Dell Dimension 3000 models. One has 786M the other 1280M of RAM. Neither has ever used up the entire memory even while doing 3d rendering. Perhaps what also matters is that I have Debian, OpenBSD, and FreeBSD installed on them.
Buying a new computer when your old one is still efficient. The problem is in the OS design and requirements. The same applies for the programs. Change what is installed on the equipment not the equipment.
The same thing said two different ways. Communication must be difficult for you.
Why not use another format and then convert to tiff?
Do you really need a translation for this statement. Yes? Okay. use a format that requires less memory. Transfer that to your computer. Use a conversion program to change it to tiff.
You can weed out most of the electronics department of WalMart, BestBuy, etc. They are there to sell a product and few have any idea of how one works.
sales and profit have little to do with honesty or being knowledgeable about something. I hope that your being daft is a put on.
Speed and processor type won't matter if you're running a lot of programs.
An inefficient system that is a memory hog will be a waste of time and money.
HDMI should be on the graphics card. Card reader doesn't really matter. You can modify the case and attach another to an internal usb to motherboard connector.
HDMI connectors are on the graphics card. Is the system without a card reader? Well, does it have a free bay? If so, pop out the shield, place another card reader in it, and connect it internally. You must pay the bills of your local computer shops' employees.
Surfing the web isn't going to be fun if the system you use and the browser you choose to use are eating up cpu cycles, RAM, and paging files constantly.
It's using up too much memory.
And now, for your signature and what is wrong with it.
There are two major products that come out of Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence.
- Jeremy S. Anderson
I believe Sandoz was based in Switzerland and LSD was an accident from trying to make perfume.
UNIX was started at Bell Labs.