Which one!?!?!?!?!?

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  • GeoffRowley

    #31
    Re: Which one!?!?!?!?!?

    Is it me, or is the 6200 integrated

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    • Mo0by
      gone somewhere
      • Jul 2006
      • 3854

      #32
      Re: Which one!?!?!?!?!?

      Originally posted by GeoffRowley
      Is it me, or is the 6200 integrated
      I hope its definatlely you :p

      Yes that was my computer by the way...so is everything good to go? I dont really want to splash out on a new GPU....

      Thanks everyone - amazing advice, especially megawhopertoo (or whatever your name is!)

      Hope santa brings you all what you want, I know Ive got what I need :^DDDD

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      • Munk_Madness

        #33
        Re: Which one!?!?!?!?!?

        Originally posted by megawhompertoo
        i did a search n came up with the exact same page so it looks to be right, good new for ya it is an PCI-E, just have to pull out the old card n put in a new one when you get it

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        • Mo0by
          gone somewhere
          • Jul 2006
          • 3854

          #34
          Re: Which one!?!?!?!?!?

          Just ordered it all! It cost about about £300 including P+P, but I wasn't paying and I got the best kit possible .

          How im going to have fun on christmas morning !

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          • megawhompertoo
            oldswab
            • Dec 2005
            • 2124

            #35
            Re: Which one!?!?!?!?!?

            Originally posted by Mooby Mc Moob
            Just ordered it all! It cost about about £300 including P+P, but I wasn't paying and I got the best kit possible .

            How im going to have fun on christmas morning !
            Just be very careful handling everything, especially if this is your first time to gut a PC. Buy an ESD wrist strap (probably £3-5) or make sure you are always touching the metal on the pc case when you are working on it.

            Don't work on it on a carpet floor. Work on it on (preferably) a wooden bench on a cement slab floor. If that's not possible, move a wooden table onto a non-carpeted area and work on it there.

            Static electricity can make $600 worth of electronics into a $4 worth of attractive paperweights or $6 worth of scrap metal and silicon in nanoseconds.

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            • Munk_Madness

              #36
              Re: Which one!?!?!?!?!?

              Originally posted by megawhompertoo
              Static electricity can make $600 worth of electronics into a $4 worth of attractive paperweights or $6 worth of scrap metal and silicon in nanoseconds.
              unless your sly and sell it on e-bay

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