but not by much to the naked eye, just on paper.
What pc upgrades?!?
A) Upgrade everything.
B) Suicide.
C) Buy a new one.
D) Build your own.
B) Suicide.
C) Buy a new one.
D) Build your own.
if you build your own, you are like this guy: YouTube - Kanaal van adobePC
I already have this one built by myself a while ago and 8gb and 4gb of ram no difference for whats out right now..and no ati..nvidia all the way..and i have a 360 and you might wanna get some glasses or get off your mac if you say 360 has the same graphics lol and there's really no point to upgrade everything and i have decided what to upgrade so thanks.
dude get an alien ware
Wow I Like Alien ware
dude, who doesnt. they are the dank
Originally Posted by goalie6263
Hey, Im thinkin bout updating my pc a bit but im not sure what to upgrade..here are my specs
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4500 @ 2.80GHz (2 CPUs)
4gb DDR2 G.Skill Ram
250gb HD
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT(tuned a bit higher but not much)
Motherboard:Gigabyte S-series GA-P31-S3G
Computer Case: NZXT Tempest
Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 3 (2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.080814-1236)
I know i need a fewww new things but what first?!?
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4500 @ 2.80GHz (2 CPUs)
4gb DDR2 G.Skill Ram
250gb HD
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT(tuned a bit higher but not much)
Motherboard:Gigabyte S-series GA-P31-S3G
Computer Case: NZXT Tempest
Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 3 (2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.080814-1236)
I know i need a fewww new things but what first?!?
The next thing you could do is get a new motherboard that supports DD3 and maybe SLI (twin 9800GTs would rock) although you would need a bigger PSU to support them..
Then get a quad core CPU and a faster HD, most HDs on the market are 7800rpm but you can get 10,000rpm if you pay a little more..
Good luck
Originally Posted by DarkFreakXxX
Wow I Like Alien ware
The original owners of Alienware have started a new company called Origin
http://www.originpc.com/index_us.aspⓘ
Originally Posted by reaper
That is still a pretty good system man, the first thing to do is get rid of XP, I use Windows7 Ultimate and love it, your current system now will support Win7 so I recommend doing that ASAP..
The next thing you could do is get a new motherboard that supports DD3 and maybe SLI (twin 9800GTs would rock) although you would need a bigger PSU to support them..
Then get a quad core CPU and a faster HD, most HDs on the market are 7800rpm but you can get 10,000rpm if you pay a little more..
Good luck
Alienware were good until they were bought by DELL
The original owners of Alienware have started a new company called Origin
ORIGIN PCs - Custom Built Gaming Desktops and Laptops
The next thing you could do is get a new motherboard that supports DD3 and maybe SLI (twin 9800GTs would rock) although you would need a bigger PSU to support them..
Then get a quad core CPU and a faster HD, most HDs on the market are 7800rpm but you can get 10,000rpm if you pay a little more..
Good luck
Alienware were good until they were bought by DELL
The original owners of Alienware have started a new company called Origin
ORIGIN PCs - Custom Built Gaming Desktops and Laptops
Alienware are overpriced. Building it yourself will save you around 200-500 dollars. Thats how overpriced they are.
I built my computer. /me
Originally Posted by Andrew420
I built my computer. /me
/Me
I built me computer save you a lot
yes okay i built mine too
