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  • Laike

    #16
    Re: Upgrade performance analysis

    Advice:
    Akses VIRUS88 sebagai agen Slot88 resmi dan terpercaya 2026 dengan game gacor terbaru, proses praktis, promo harian menarik, serta layanan online 24 jam.


    Post in the right forums next time, your your thread my mysteriously disappear into the garbage.

    Also, get 2g's of ram, It'll be worth it.

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    • Alm()nd J()y
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 1209

      #17
      Re: Upgrade performance analysis

      Originally posted by Kae-Nine
      How can one get 2 GBs?
      I know I know!!! You buy it and install it!!

      That is correct little Jimmy.

      OMG!! Like no wai!

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      • Shadowflx

        #18
        Re: Upgrade performance analysis

        But, am I looking at performance (even without the 2gb's of RAM + using a ''devider'') wich runs smooth at 1280*1024-medium/high?

        And I've encountered another problem, it seems that my Codegen 400Watt had a 20-pin connection, and my new motherboard (Asus A8N5X) has a 24-pin connection, will I be able to use my PSU in the new system, and if it does, will it supply enough power to let it run?

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        • Sir. MatDef
          Member
          • Sep 2005
          • 2899

          #19
          Re: Upgrade performance analysis

          Originally posted by Shadowflx
          But, am I looking at performance (even without the 2gb's of RAM + using a ''devider'') wich runs smooth at 1280*1024-medium/high?

          And I've encountered another problem, it seems that my Codegen 400Watt had a 20-pin connection, and my new motherboard (Asus A8N5X) has a 24-pin connection, will I be able to use my PSU in the new system, and if it does, will it supply enough power to let it run?
          Get a new psu, trying to make that old one work in not reccomended and could destroy your system.

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