A couple things I'm looking to do:
Overclock my processors
Get some cooling devices
Upgrade Graphics and Video card
*Maybe* Upgrade RAM
*Maybe* upgrade power supply if I need to
Because I am not at my computer right now, I cannot give my system stats.
If anyone can seriously help me step by step (I'm more of a software person rather then hardware) it would really be appreciated
Overclocking can overheat proccessors, but how much heat can it take before my components are destroyed?
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Complete System Upgrade Looking to Boost my System over the Summer
#2
Posted 11 June 2009 - 01:23 PM
Post what is in your system now so we can make better suggestions.
The most important things are the motherboard model & the power supply.
Those 2 things are the "foundation" a computer is built on !
The most important things are the motherboard model & the power supply.
Those 2 things are the "foundation" a computer is built on !
OCZ StealthXstream 700W,Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3R , E8500, Arctic Freezer Pro 7, 3GB G.Skill PC8500,Gigabyte Radeon HD 4850 OC [1GB ], Seagate 250GB SATA II X2 in RAID 0, Samsung SATA DVD burner.
#3
Posted 11 June 2009 - 02:12 PM
Ok, I'm at my main computer and here is the whole hardware config.
Motherboard- ECS Nettle3 2.2
Power Supply- (That thumb screw was hell to get off)
Delta Electronics dps-300ab-19
Looking back on it, I probably should have turned my comp off.
Other info:
CPU- AMD Phenom x4 9150e at 1.8 GHz (I could have sworn the HP guy told me they were 2.33 GHz)
RAM- 4 1GB Sticks of DDR2
Graphics- NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
Other info can be provided at request. All info compiled from SIW (System Information for Windows) and there is a ton of stuff it tells you.
Motherboard- ECS Nettle3 2.2
Power Supply- (That thumb screw was hell to get off)
Delta Electronics dps-300ab-19
Looking back on it, I probably should have turned my comp off.
Other info:
CPU- AMD Phenom x4 9150e at 1.8 GHz (I could have sworn the HP guy told me they were 2.33 GHz)
RAM- 4 1GB Sticks of DDR2
Graphics- NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
Other info can be provided at request. All info compiled from SIW (System Information for Windows) and there is a ton of stuff it tells you.
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