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I'm struggling to play games and watch videos on my current PC and was just wondering if anyone could reccommend to me what i would need to do to improve watching videos and playing games?
i.e: Graphics, Memory, RAM??
Thanks
i.e: Graphics, Memory, RAM??
Thanks
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Hoho, static doesn't affect me. I don't have carpets.
(The Batcave doesn't need carpets.)
(The Batcave doesn't need carpets.)
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Components damaged in eight years on pc building at work and my own
> ones?
>
> Zero.
Exactly why I said it's unlikely to happen. I've never had a problem either, but the fact is that static can affect components. You'd have to be quite unlucky, but it can happen - I've seen it.
> Components damaged in eight years on pc building at work and my own
> ones?
>
> Zero.
Exactly why I said it's unlikely to happen. I've never had a problem either, but the fact is that static can affect components. You'd have to be quite unlucky, but it can happen - I've seen it.
Can anyone suggest to me and fairly cheap and good graphics card to purchase?
Thanks.
Thanks.
What price range?
A "fairly cheap" price range, at a guess!
Thanks mate, well done.
However, to me, cheap for a graphics card could mean £130, but for him it could mean £40.
However, to me, cheap for a graphics card could mean £130, but for him it could mean £40.
J Nash wrote:
> What price range?
£40-£60
> What price range?
£40-£60
My 9200SE cost £30 :P and it play HL2 and Farcry, not amazingly, but if you havent got much cash... I promptly gave it to my mate when i bought my 6800. He bought a new comp with 32MB onboard graphics, ohohohoho.
Am i right in thinking that all graphics cards are compatiable with any system, or do i need a specific one for my system?
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