Thread: Is an upgrade likely to improve reliability ?
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Old 29-07-2004, 09:08   #14
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Re: Is an upgrade likely to improve reliability ?
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Is an upgrade likely to improve reliability ?
No. It's like adding extra lanes to a motorway and driving the same old knackered cars down it. The cars are still knackered, but you can get more of them on there at the same time.
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