Just thought I would bump this as it's been a while and there are a lot more members now.
For me, i bought my computer since 2004 and never changed it till now. However i did upgrades on ram and video card. But whhat's next?
I mean, my max memory is 2 gig and the agp cards are not popular anymore, my motherboard is so old i cant upgrade any thing now.
But to be honest, my pc is still efficient and never needed to do any more upgrades. I sometimes hate it how technicians these days force you to buy new hardwares whereas you dont need to. I still can play games on my pc with the specifications i have, i can play pes 2010 and civ4. In my experience and as i learnt in the last ten years 'If you know how to take the most of your pc hardware performance, you can achieve unbelievable results and no need to fall into upgrade trap'.
p4 3.1ghz, 1.5g ram, 256 ati 9800 pro, S478
Good tutorial anyway. Thank You.
(11-29-2009, 10:08 AM)4u111 Wrote: [ -> ]For me, i bought my computer since 2004 and never changed it till now. However i did upgrades on ram and video card. But whhat's next?
I mean, my max memory is 2 gig and the agp cards are not popular anymore, my motherboard is so old i cant upgrade any thing now.
But to be honest, my pc is still efficient and never needed to do any more upgrades. I sometimes hate it how technicians these days force you to buy new hardwares whereas you dont need to. I still can play games on my pc with the specifications i have, i can play pes 2010 and civ4. In my experience and as i learnt in the last ten years 'If you know how to take the most of your pc hardware performance, you can achieve unbelievable results and no need to fall into upgrade trap'.
p4 3.1ghz, 1.5g ram, 256 ati 9800 pro, S478
Good tutorial anyway. Thank You.
Very true. Thanks.
Nice guide, I enjoyed the read. I've only just updated my HD in the last 4 years and only ever wiped my Pc twice. It runs fine for anything, it's quiet fast etc.
Would just like to state the golden rule of computing (Sorry if its already posted)
If its not broken, DON'T FIX IT!
(12-04-2009, 05:27 PM)Combo Wrote: [ -> ]Nice guide, I enjoyed the read. I've only just updated my HD in the last 4 years and only ever wiped my Pc twice. It runs fine for anything, it's quiet fast etc.
Thanks.
(12-04-2009, 09:21 PM)Aristotle Wrote: [ -> ]Would just like to state the golden rule of computing (Sorry if its already posted)
If its not broken, DON'T FIX IT!
Yep, but it's actually, "If it
aint broke, don't fix it".
Hi again,
Rob, I forgot to ask you a question? If you had an old computer like p4 with an old slow DDR ram of 1.5 g ram and in general, a 7 years old pc, would you upgrade?
Jus asking to see what you would suggest as in your experience..
Thank you.
(12-05-2009, 07:34 AM)4u111 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi again,
Rob, I forgot to ask you a question? If you had an old computer like p4 with an old slow DDR ram of 1.5 g ram and in general, a 7 years old pc, would you upgrade?
Jus asking to see what you would suggest as in your experience..
Thank you.
It depends, what do you use it for? If it works for what you're using it for, don't bother spending the money.
(12-05-2009, 07:34 AM)4u111 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi again,
Rob, I forgot to ask you a question? If you had an old computer like p4 with an old slow DDR ram of 1.5 g ram and in general, a 7 years old pc, would you upgrade?
Jus asking to see what you would suggest as in your experience..
Thank you.
I would make a linux firewall.
(12-06-2009, 11:28 AM)Aristotle Wrote: [ -> ]I would make a linux firewall.
Lol I don't think I would ever need a full computer as a personal firewall.