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  • Kradath
    Member
    • May 2006
    • 1370
    #16
    Re: New CPU

    Even if you want to switch your motherboard it's possible without reinstall but I prefer reinstalls all the time, because you get rid of all the crap.

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      • =98=
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 10299
        #17
        Re: New CPU

        Yea, it is possbile to switch mobos without reinstalling, but you get crashes all the time. They use completely different drivers and whatever. Borrow a friends hard disk, backup your crap, and take an hour to reinstall Windows. Couldn't be easier.

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          • mtpchee
            #18
            Re: New CPU

            hmmmmm well i need a new HDD anyway, 80Gb dont quite cut it! but yea it sounds a gd bet...... thats if my parents let me -.- stupid family computers!

            Well thanks anyway!

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