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    I have computers that are over 6 years old and I can still use them, but I run Linux. In the world of windows you will be quite outdated few years from now. That doesn't mean you wouldn't be able to do your work though.
    Sounds like you should talk to the IT dpt. at the place you're studying at. They have the best chance to have a good perspective on what is important for your program and what will get you most mileage out of your money.

    Other than that the general idea is to get the biggest processor and video card you can afford, as well as get a machine with ability for memory expansion. Chances are that in few years you can buy 8-16GB of memory, for $50-$100 or replace the hard drive with a much better one for $100, which will give you a nice boost and be well worth even if it comes out of your pocket (at the moment these will likely blow your budget).

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