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Thanks Ed:) After reading some input around the net, I did get the impression that VS2005 should be given as much RAM as you can afford. I guess a big dog needs a big yard to play in!:-D In any case, I like to keep a lot of other apps open at the same time, so it works for me. I'm thinking of a 20" widescreen (Dell Ultrasharp). According to some screenshots I saw of VS2005 on a widescreen, it gives you a lot of screen real-estate to keep your preferred toolbars open and still have plenty of room for your code pane. I think I'll go with your dual-core suggestion; I think quad-core would be straining my cred with the boss.:sigh: Thanks again! Hope the upgrade fairy leaves a killer system under your pillow soon!:laugh: JD

I'm a VB6 die-hard who has only recently begun to make the move to .NET. My new employer has given me carte blanche to purchase a new dev system and VS2005. I would appreciate any input from experienced VS users about hardware or software add-ons/tools/etc.. It won't be easy to get purchase approvals later, so I want to get it right the first time. Any suggestions are appreciated, Thanks. :)