SiG
is more than a direct computer manufacturer.
SiG is your single
point of contact and accountability for an outstanding end-to-end
service experience
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Click on the links below to find out what sets our systems apart from the rest:
»The
SiG Difference«
»Before You Buy«
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- cache memory -
increases the speed your
computer accesses files by maintaining a copy of the most
recently accessed data and adjacent (most likely to be
accessed) data is stored for fast access. The more you have
the better. |
| RPM
of Hard Drive -
the higher the rpm the faster
the access: 5400 is average, we only use 7200 to 10,000 rpm
with fast seek/write times and cache buffer on all our computers and laptops. |
Mother
Board -
A motherboard is the physical
arrangement in a computer that contains the computer's basic
circuitry and components. Additional components can be added
to a motherboard through its expansion slot. The electronic
interface between the motherboard and the smaller boards or
cards in the expansion slots is called the bus. It is
critical to use a motherboard which takes full advantage of
your computer's hardware (CPU, Front Side Bus speed, ATAPI Device,
eg...).
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| Memory
- is the electronic holding
place for instructions and data that your computer's
microprocessor can reach quickly. When your computer is in
normal operation, its memory usually contains the main parts
of the operating system and some or all of the application
programs and related data that are being used. It is
important to have plenty of ram |
| Antialiasing
- You
want a monitor with Antialiasing which is the smoothing of
the image roughness caused by aliasing. With images,
approaches include adjusting pixel positions or setting
pixel intensities so that there is a more gradual transition
between the color of a line and the background color. |
Dot
Pitch -
The dot pitch specification for a
display monitor tells you how sharp the displayed image can
be. The dot pitch is measured in millimeters (mm) and a
smaller number means a sharper image. In desk top monitors,
common dot pitches are .31mm, .28mm, .27mm, .26mm, and
.25mm. Personal computer users will usually want a .27mm or
finer
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Call us
with any question you may have, we are always here to help
you.
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