I have a >http://tinyurl.com/pt84dja<. My main use for this computer is gaming. It has become laggy/slow/low fps. It was more then perfect for my old game but now it seems useless. I dont wanna just throw it out and buy a new one. It works fine on everything expect gaming. All parts on perfect conditions. Any chance i could just change a couple of parts to make it good enough?
Change or buy?
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Gam3r01
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From what I saw it lacks a graphics card, or the capability to use one anyway.
Honestly it would be more worth your while to get a whole new PC. You will need a graphics card, new motherboard, and likely a new cpu and powersupply.
Honestly it would be more worth your while to get a whole new PC. You will need a graphics card, new motherboard, and likely a new cpu and powersupply.
CptBarbossa
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Based on the picture of the mobo there is no PCI express slot for a GPU, and the cpu is not ideal for gaming. I really think it is what it is. You probably need to look into a new computer.
millwright
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Yeah, you might be able to reuse the Disk Drive, Hard Drive, and Memory.
Possibly the CPU if it is an i3.
But if you are going new, I'd get a Haswell board, and a new better CPU.
Possibly the CPU if it is an i3.
But if you are going new, I'd get a Haswell board, and a new better CPU.
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