The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Right then;
AMD Athlon
1.40GHz (Won't upgrade this most likely)
256MB RAM
64MB NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX400
And a Big Chunky Monitor.
So, what would be best to upgrade? I really do wanna save up to upgrade *something* to make my comp better.
Price doesn't matter.
And with the graphics card - it copes perfectly well with all my games, so what would be the point in getting a new one? (That is actually a question)
Cheers.
I'd guess.
It's your motherboard you need to find out about, as in what types of RAM it supports. With your processor I'd be 90% sure that's what you'd need.
Oh joy.
I've got the AMD Athlon 7VTX.
Cheers again.
SR has a help file about installing ram. Go to www.ukram.com and look around- there's pictures of installtions etc.
Helpful.
I know feck all about it, so you tell me what I need.
I've got an AMD Athlon Processor - K17 (I think. Something along those lines)
Danke schon.
And you should consider a better graphics card, after upgrading to something like a Radeon 9000 from a GF2, you'll wonder what you've been doing the whole time with it.
> You do know that you can, like, put more than one hard disk in a
> machine at once, and IDE drives are very spacious, very fast, very
> quiet and very cheap?
Hah, shows my tech knowledge! :D
Thanks for that. Internal drives are also cheaper.
Cheers.
> The main problem with my PC is the HD space. It's only 12Gb, and we
> have about 5Gb left. We installed a FireWire card a couple of days
> ago (For iPod) and then it struck me. We can get an external Firewire
> HD. So when my Dad goes to America in June, he's going to pick up an
> external Firewire HD and a 15Gb iPod for me (My pocket hurts- but it's
> far cheaper out in America).
You do know that you can, like, put more than one hard disk in a machine at once, and IDE drives are very spacious, very fast, very quiet and very cheap?
As for your RAM, I'd listen to the other guy. I only had 128Mb RAM until last week, and you try running Xp with 128Mb RAM and a 448MHz processor! :D
RAM is great. I'd go for that.