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Poperinho

I've never changed my computer since 2004. I know it's old. I changed motherboard on useless cause my earlier was worst( Now i've to change date/time on startup). Guys what you prefer,which parts of computer are so important to upgrade computer. I don't want change everything in my PC D:. Why? Cause i'm not rich anyway :<. I red articles on net ,but there speak experts. I want to know opinions from avg gamers/players. It should help me in shopping :P

btw.

HAPPY XMAS AND NEW YEAR :)

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MDuh

budget? mobo full name?

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Poperinho

i don't want waste money for expensive things, i want buy parts and be happy to play new games on good quality :P

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MDuh

If you want use to help you,

GIVE US YOUR BUDGET RANGE AND YOUR MOBO NAME

1 decade ago
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lmnzZ

A mobo from 2004 won't run any current processor..
needs to upgrade mobo, cpu, gpu minimum.

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Fearzki

were gonna need more information.

1 decade ago
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bobofatt

reddit.com/r/buildapc

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Poperinho

I don't get answer for my question . Which parts of Computer are important to upgrade? Stupid question but im really newbie in this topic guys :P

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BakaHaze

We'll need more info as above but the main things to change are Processor, Graphics card and Ram?

And you can change the HDD if that makes you feel better.

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Poperinho

Cool,thats what im talking about :)

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MDuh

ok, you deleted your reply and don't want to tell your full mobo name. You asked for help but you don't want to help us to give your answer. Goodbye and good day to you

1 decade ago
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Poperinho

i give you bad full value of my pocket in $ cause i don't pay in $ :P
Have a good day too :P

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Pandryl

You do know basic math right? You can convert your currency to dollars. Seems to me like you're just trolling since you won't give basic information

1 decade ago
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Poperinho

i've got:

Graphics card - Nvidia Geforce 6600
Processor - AMD athlon 64 Processor 3000+ , 1,84Ghz ,
RAM - 1,00 GB of Ram
hard drive - 133 GB

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Jonex

My advice, buy a completely new PC. It will be cheaper and more efficient than upgrading your existing PC to a decent standard.

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Brotbaum

You can't really upgarde that computer, even when you would buy for example a $300 graphics card you still wouldn't get a better performance in games because the other components reduce the power of the graphics card.

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transienttuna

That pc must have been a beast back in the day. Like others have said, upgrading one component in that setup would require most if not all other components to be upgraded.

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Mozendo

Oh god this topic.
You should of listened to MDuh if you needed help.

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lmnzZ

Maybe buy an Intel i3, a Radeon 7770, a z77 motherboard, 4gb DDR3 and a decent cooler.

that's the price of a laptop for something that will play most games on medium settings at 1920

You'll want a decent monitor with that. LG are the best.

you can probably keep the power supply but check out the silent pro M.

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simonli2575

VGA card for gaming.

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TheRealDealReece

main thing is graphics card, processor and ram, but to use those you will need a current motherboard, and to power all of those things you will need a better power suppply, you might even need a new case if everything is too big to fit in, also you hard drive could die soon as they dont normally last for more than 10 years so basically you might as well get everything.

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Closed 1 decade ago by Poperinho.