Upgrade... what?

[Deleted member 157129]

also, shiik, the haf932 kicks the antec 1200's ass for $20 less


remember, do not buy a pre-made liquid cooler, they suck, buy individual parts and hook them together yourself


hell, if i got a new pump and a block for am3, i could liquid cool this....

had it on an old dell, omegaclocking a 200mhz processor to 300mhz

awesome.

 

[BlargHonk]

Ya, and the thing itself cost $5000 when bought, had a Imagine 128 II

I still have it too, although it needs a new power button (uses a non-standard connector)

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/DTA/XPSP200n/

Imagine 128's back then were pretty much like 2 HD5870's in crossfire, complete overkill, and expensive.

 

[Ziggen]

Okay, I'm reviving this thread now since I still could use some advice and it's not necessary to make a new thread about the same thing.

I still have what I posted when I made this thread, but I've removed the 512 mb RAM so now I have 3 gb.

Small update on the specs

Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+

Processor Speed: 2.30 GHz

RAM: 3.0 GB

OS: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP 3

Graphics Card: GeForce 8600 GT

I think I should upgrade my CPU as most have said here earlier? Can you recommend some cheap good processors that are up to date and works fine with pretty much all new games? Not too expensive please. Thanks.

Edit: Oh, and where do you see what motherboard you have?

 

[The Reborn Devil]

AMD Phenom II x4 BE.
It a 64-bit quad-core processor at 3.41 GHz.
It's really cheap too.

NOTE: This is an AM3 CPU so make sure your Motherboard supports it!

 

[Ziggen]

And how can I make sure it does? Where do I get any info about my motherboard as I asked in previous post?