- Stuart
- 9 May 2023
What is RAM and How Much Do You Need?
RAM is like your computer’s short-term memory. It’s very, very fast and all the files and apps you open are transferred to it from your mass storage device while you’re using them. In this article we discuss how much you really need to perform your tasks. Read more...
- Stuart
- 29 Mar 2023
What Intel Processor Do I Need?
A processor is an integral element to the performance of your PC and you need to consider which processor matches your needs. There are many different types of computer processors available, from a couple of main brands. In this article, we will focus on the Intel Core range and the differences between i3, i5, and i7 processors. Read more...
- Stuart
- 6 Jan 2023
Refurbished Desktops for Businesses
Buying a refurbished desktop PC can save your business hundreds of pounds over buying a new one, and it's much better for the environment and your sustainability policy. In this helpful guide we explain what you should consider when buying refurbished desktops for businesses. Read more...
- Stuart
- 25 Nov 2022
Desktops For Home
In this helpful guide we explain what you should consider when buying a refurbished desktop computer for your home life. Read more...
- Stuart
- 11 Nov 2022
Laptops for Home
Like smartphones and tablets, Laptops have become quite the necessity in British homes. Here are some things we think you should consider before buying your home laptop. Read more...
- Stuart
- 21 Oct 2022
How To Transfer Files To A New Computer
We can imagine you are eager to get your new device set up ready to use as quick as possible, but what about all those files from your old machine? Unfortunately, we can’t do this for you; we can however offer you some solutions for transferring files from an old device to a new one. Read more...
- Stuart
- 9 Jul 2021
What's Included With Your Computer?
Here at Stone Refurb, one of our most asked questions is “What comes with my new computer?”. So, let’s explain… Read more...
- Stuart
- 4 Jun 2021
Windows 7 Support Ends
After 10 years of operation, Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 7 on January 14th 2020. Whilst people will still be able to use the operating system, there will be no updates or support from Microsoft, meaning people still using Windows 7 could potentially be putting themselves at risk of security threats and viruses. Read more...