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The speed differences between the 42, 44 and 4600 are only measured in 10's of frames per second, from slowest to fastest the 4200 on my system has not been stressed out yet [img]smile.gif[/img] . More main memory will help with the HDD herky jerky thing, but you might also want to change your virtual memory setting to one constant size. Basicly a good rule is to take what ever your RAM amount is and double or triple it and set that as the minimum and maximum swap file size, instead of letting windows always have to change the size on the fly. This will work if you are not hurting for disk space.
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