Upgrade performance analysis

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  • Laike

    #16
    Re: Upgrade performance analysis

    Advice:
    http://www.totalbf2.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73696

    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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