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just wondering if the i7 Processors are the most Powerful Available right now?
What Brand Computers are Overclockable/Not Locked?
Is building a Computer Really just Putting a Motherboard in a Case,Attaching a Hard Drive, and Power supply? As long as the Motherboard fits in the Case it will work right? it really is just a choose your options fit in the case type of deal right?
Are Laptops even the ones made today in 2013 Designed to be Overclockable?
If i replace the (T5500 1.66Ghz Core 2 Duo 479mpga) in my Dell Latitude D520 with lets say a( 2.0Ghz,2.5Ghz,2.8Ghz or 3.0Ghz Core 2 Duo Processor ) would the factory Fan be enough or would i need a better fan?
Can anyone recommend a Website to Build your own Computer Best Prices,Options,shipping etc?
My Current Machines Desktop Dell Vostro 200 Mini Tower E2200 2.2Ghz Core 2 Duo 4GB Ram DDR2. Laptop Dell Latitude D520 T5500 1.66Ghz Core 2 Duo 4GB Ram DDR2.
My needs i pretty much everyday Multitask Adobe Photoshop,Burn a DVD,Surf the Net,Upload a Video to Youtube and Edit Video, Literally all the same time i am not joking.
The Reason i ask about Building is because i am thinking maybe i could just toss out the Foxconn Factory G33M02 Motherboard that is inside the Vostro for a New Motherboard which one is the problem????? Obviously something that accepts the Most Powerful Processor Today? I think the hard drive in my Vostro is IDE (the old Hard Drive type) which i believe the Current Hard Drive Type is Sata right? no biggie on getting a new Hard Drive.
Just wondering if it would be as easy as just as getting a new Motherboad,i7 Chip and Hard Drive maybe even save some money (instead of buying a Current 2013 Machine)?????? Also looking for a Overclockable/Unlocked Laptop what brand/Model and the most Powerful I prefer the thinnest Red is my Color????????
The i7 with the K are the Overclockable Chips right?
I Appreciate those of you helpful gents.
What Brand Computers are Overclockable/Not Locked?
Is building a Computer Really just Putting a Motherboard in a Case,Attaching a Hard Drive, and Power supply? As long as the Motherboard fits in the Case it will work right? it really is just a choose your options fit in the case type of deal right?
Are Laptops even the ones made today in 2013 Designed to be Overclockable?
If i replace the (T5500 1.66Ghz Core 2 Duo 479mpga) in my Dell Latitude D520 with lets say a( 2.0Ghz,2.5Ghz,2.8Ghz or 3.0Ghz Core 2 Duo Processor ) would the factory Fan be enough or would i need a better fan?
Can anyone recommend a Website to Build your own Computer Best Prices,Options,shipping etc?
My Current Machines Desktop Dell Vostro 200 Mini Tower E2200 2.2Ghz Core 2 Duo 4GB Ram DDR2. Laptop Dell Latitude D520 T5500 1.66Ghz Core 2 Duo 4GB Ram DDR2.
My needs i pretty much everyday Multitask Adobe Photoshop,Burn a DVD,Surf the Net,Upload a Video to Youtube and Edit Video, Literally all the same time i am not joking.
The Reason i ask about Building is because i am thinking maybe i could just toss out the Foxconn Factory G33M02 Motherboard that is inside the Vostro for a New Motherboard which one is the problem????? Obviously something that accepts the Most Powerful Processor Today? I think the hard drive in my Vostro is IDE (the old Hard Drive type) which i believe the Current Hard Drive Type is Sata right? no biggie on getting a new Hard Drive.
Just wondering if it would be as easy as just as getting a new Motherboad,i7 Chip and Hard Drive maybe even save some money (instead of buying a Current 2013 Machine)?????? Also looking for a Overclockable/Unlocked Laptop what brand/Model and the most Powerful I prefer the thinnest Red is my Color????????
The i7 with the K are the Overclockable Chips right?
I Appreciate those of you helpful gents.
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