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... , TurboCad, etc.)& I want it to cope with any developments over the next ten years. Also, now living most of the time (between tours) in the U.S., I kept tabs on specifications over here. What the British fellows told me was that the items in order of importance are:- 1) memory, 2) processor, 3) motherboard, 4) hard drive. Incidentally, their charge for system build& installing the existing software is £44.83. Avoiding the ridiculous (Kingston 8GB memory for £4 ,200!), my current thinking is for.... Memory (RAM) Corsair 4096MB 800MHz £112.00 Processor (not decided between 5 Intels as yet but the cheapest on the list is Core 2 Duo E6700 2.66 GHz x 2/ 4MB/ 1066 MHz £194.00( $340.00 herein the States, so prices do not differ very much). Others are the Quad Q6600 at £287.87, going through the Extreme QX 6700, the Duo X6800 to, finally, the ...
... horse drawn railway from the clay pit to the nearby (about a mile) brick fields, and the return route to run adjacent to the goods yard rail in the SE corner so that the bricks could be transfered from the horse drawn wagons to the loco drawn wagons. I assume that these two lines would have been adjacent so that bricks could be passed from one wagon directly to the other without needing to be stacked in between.8 the four tracks heading west towards the fiddle yard are respectively:Northern 1- Up line to Kingston and ultimately Waterloo (originally would have gone via Richmond)No 2 -Down line from KingstonNo 3- Main berthing line for specials coming down to Kempton Park Racecourse- the real lines would have held up to 8 trains of 3-SUBS or 4-SUBSNo 4- the southern most of these is much shorter and would have been used for both a head shunt to get into the goods yard and also as a berthing track for the races, at least 2 trains could have been held here, possibly more. ...
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