Summary: thanks alot. I just have one more question can any of you suggest a good stick of memory at a affordable cost? I only have 256 mb right now I want to ...
Summary: Hi all,i have a problem,a few weeks ago while i was at home(IN THE BRITISH ARMY AND BASED IN GERMANY)i was at my computer when all of a sudden it just...
Summary: I am considering an upgrade on my computer, i'm looking at just buying parts to max out my (775) mobo, or a new mobo and new parts. Here are my two cu...
Summary: Ive noticed that my computer has already gone out of date and was wondering what i need to upgrade. I have a geforce 4 ti 4200, 512 Ram, 2.4 Ghz cpu w...
Summary: I'm doing an end-of-highschool project, and for a minor step, it requires me to develop questions and find answers. My project is to design a gaming c...
Summary: Currently I have P4 3.0Ghz (ht tech) 1.5 gig Ram x850xt PE Would the difference be significant if I upgraded my system to FX-55 (San Diego) 1.5 Gig Ra...
Summary: Hi ,i currently have this system. amd 64 3500,gigabyte av8 pro mobo(939),ati x800 pro(all pipes enabled)1 gig kingmax pc3500,80 maxtor hd,I was wonder...
Summary: Howdie folks! I'm looking to upgrade my computer in anyway i can, instead of buying a new one. I'm wondering if anybody could recommend any upgrades...
Summary: Hello all, I am upgrading my computer, and I already have a few things in mind but I'm not sure what to do, being my budget is under 400 dollars. I w...
Summary: "I was thinking that if I bought a non-sli card, my next computer upgrade would have to be practicly another computer." Not sure why you say that. Yo...
Summary: You are really pushing expecting a system from three years ago to support todays hardware. There are two hurdles with computer upgrades, hardware-wise...
Summary: I currently have: Pentium 4 3Ghz 1 gig ram Radeon 9800 Pro I only have AGP slots I'm thinking about getting the 6600GT and the Pentium 4 3.8ghz proces...
Summary: "didnt spec my pc, sorry" Dude, I know your specs...you've been asking upgrade questions about it for weeks. You have an old but reasonably respectabl...
Summary: "I like not spending money when I don't need to" Well the less folks with that sentiment the better it is for people like myself. Rolling with the tid...
Summary: its all depends on the type of game. grab yourself a magazine like PC Gamer, and look at the game, and the 'what we reccommend' thing above a game the...
Summary: Hi there. I have an HP Pavilion a730n which was purchased shortly before Christmas of 2004. I mainly play games with this computer, and unfortunately,...
Summary: ... You could either upgrade or buy a new computer.. upgrading would be cheaper, but buying a whole new system would most likely give you better perf...
Summary: Hey! I, like so many others, am desperate to recall a game I played a lot on my PC in the 90s. What I vaguely remember - and it's not much - is that...
Summary: I have a new computer being shipped to me right now and I have a few gaming questions I would like to ask. But first I'll list the specs so you know w...
Summary: jam, nothing is gonna be wasted. my backup computer needs an upgrade and i figured it would be more cost effective if i upgraded my current rig i coul...
Summary: So, I got some to answers on my previous question on some pointers of cards to get (thanks Coldkill3), but now I have some more specific questions. I ...
Summary: This is a very generalized question, I know. Every PC game I've installed on my computer contained a readme file strongly suggesting the user upgrade...
Summary: Hey guys, first off, this isnt really a problem I have... its just a question... I want to know if it would be better to upgrade my system... or jus...
Summary: Thanx for the help guys. Actually my computer I have RIGHT now is P4 3.2Ghz with an Intel 875PBZ mobo. So I have 2 more slots in which I can upgrade...
Summary: Ok im seriously upgrading my computer now but before i buy anything i want to make sure i wont need to buy additional things once i buy the 3 upgrades...
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