I was giveb a very old gaming computer, that i want to upgrade.

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Slap some more RAM and an SSD into that thing and it will feel brand new. Although if it's still running a single core processor it may be too slow for you to feel the true power of an SSD.

--edit-- An SSD may not be the best option actually, if your running an OS that does not support TRIM or the motherboard doesn't have SATA connections it may not be a viable option. At that point you might want to look into a new computer all together.
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HAHAHAHA When you said old gaming computer, I was thinking of back in my beginning days of the Atari 800 w/ 64k and a basic cartridge.
I still have an Amiga 500 tucked away in a box with a 20meg supra external HD.
Sorry, didnt mean to hijack the thread... going down memory lane.
 
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Slap some more RAM and an SSD into that thing and it will feel brand new. Although if it's still running a single core processor it may be too slow for you to feel the true power of an SSD.

--edit-- An SSD may not be the best option actually, if your running an OS that does not support TRIM or the motherboard doesn't have SATA connections it may not be a viable option. At that point you might want to look into a new computer all together.
 
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