
03-23-2007
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Re: Upgrading for better overall performance
Drew wrote:
> I thought maybe some one here can help..First off Vista works great for
> my games and actually I have not had any problems with it at all but I
> want to improve things so,,,
> Currently running Vista Business on a
> AMD socket 939 motherboard with a AMD 3200+ 2000 processor
> 2 gigs of ddr500 Crucial Ballistix tracer ram
> Twin 160gig hdds in a raid0 format
> A PNY Geforce7900gs 256 video card
> Creative soundblaster x-fi extreme gamer card for an overall score of 4.1
>
> Going to upgrade to an Intel core duo 2.16 gig processor on
> The Intel D975XBX2 motherboard
> 4gigs of DDR2 800 Ballistix tracer ram
> Twin 160gig hdds in a raid0 format
> Pny 7900gs vid card at least until Ati brings out their DX10 card so I i
> can use the crossfire capability on this board
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> My question would be how much difference will I see in overall speed and
> performance ????
> Thanks as always for any input
Not for nothing... but if your present gig runs fine, then why change
things? You don't say if you're running x86 or x64, but my SWAG would be
that you might not see that much improvement. If you're running x86,
you're definitely not going to see all 4GB's of RAM.
Of course, getting new hw at cost is something very few of us could pass
by... ;-)
Lang
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