If its a huge step-up like a 6600 to a 7900 then you should reformat since your comp was used to such an old card. Other than that just update...
http://www.DFI-street.com/ They will help you with DFi builds. IE RAM, PSU, etc..
I prefer orange slots :lol:
DAMN SON, that monitor is ----ing hot.
No dual channel?.... and its kind of messy but nice specs.
The GT by far!
6200 is ok but not the best, look for a card with GDDR3 memory and listen to xmaster and go for a 6600GT
Using these guides are at your own risk, read everything before you change something. http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm...
I prefer raid1 (backup) instead of raid0 (strip) since its safer :P
If you want a 'good' server, thats registers, then dont install AMX mod. And make sure you put sys_ticrate 10000 in your server.cfg and add -ping...
Useful tip, basic knowledge though. Keep it up :)
You look at the spread sheet? and 3200+ is 2.0GHz
Ive had experience with that board and its a fine overclocker, nothing on the level of DFI but it does the job. And in terms of accessing files...
Reinstall.......
Why skip on the PSU and HDD. This PSU will support you better, http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?...N82E16817711002 and why not get a sata...
You might not like what i have to say but it is recommended to reformat after buying a new video card (big gap between 5500 and 6600) so your...
Organization isnt for looks, its for better air flow and better performance.
I suggest taking a look at this thread http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=791179 becuase your wire management is horrible.
Make sure you have the latest WMP from microsoft. If you do then download the XviD codec, http://www.xvidmovies.com/codec/
Make sure you ground yourself so you dont hurt anything.
If you tell us what kind of budget youre on im sure one of us, including me, would be more than happy to put a couple of parts together. But first...
True, but Microsoft will more than likly ship it on a CD/DVD than put it directly into the core of Vista.
Looks nice, goof cfm and low rpm.
IMO i think its great. Whether you use it or not, IE is still directly intergrated into the core of your OS and that can be easily taken advantage of.
With the new release of IE7 (Internet Explorer 7) in the upcoming Windows Vista Microsoft will no longer intergrate IE into the Windows OS. With...
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