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20th Aug 2009, 12:12
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so i have a pretty old HP pavilion Desktop and i want to upgrade it because it is not able to run the games of today well enough anymore.
I wanted to get more RAM and a new graphics card but i feel overwhelmed and confused by all the things on the net. I wanted to know if any1 could shed some light on what i should be looking for as in what is compatible for my system. here are the specs of my comp HP pavilion a454c INTEL(R) pentium(R) 4 cpu 3.00GHz 3.00Ghz, 504 of RAM p.s am i able to get a 4GHz RAM chip even tho my CPU is 3GHz? am i able to get 512MBs of ram even tho i have 504 base ram? THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME |
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20th Aug 2009, 12:38
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No, there is no upgrade path for P4. Your best bet is to buy/build a new machine if you want to game. You can put more RAM in it but gaming wise it's not worth the money to try to "upgrade".
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21st Aug 2009, 08:27
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well no upgrade path huh? Today i upgraded my ram to 2Ghz and i upgraded my graphics card to a geforce sumthin or other. not anything like ur PC im sure but now i can play WOW without lag or delay and im perfectly contented. Thx for ur help O.o
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21st Aug 2009, 09:26
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Hence why I said "it's not worth it for the money" to buy a "Geforce Something Or Other" and 2GB of DDR1 when a new PC that eclipses it in performance is as low as $350, nor did you indicate in your original post that you were playing WoW in which case I would have suggested something completely different. In the future if you aren't looking for advice that contradicts throwing money into a giant black hole perhaps don't post threads asking for it so as to avoid wasting people's time!!!!
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