the few applications that use multiple processors. 8) No, GPU are getting better because they are running more video memory, faster video memory, higher bandwidth, and incorparte more DX functions in hardware (which will always be faster) and there is still...

for my Dell Dimension 4300 - I think the FSB is 100 Mhz or something like that - and I'm fairly certain the chipset is SIS 730. Would I be better off getting a faster motherboard (which I'm leaning towards) or a faster CPU? Or both? I can't say which option...

is the ONLY thing you might need a fast CPU for. Otherwise I agree with philderbeast. The OP would be better off spending the money on a faster internet connection (if one is available). Getting a faster computer will not speed up the internet. A faster...

thing an SSD is good for is to make your system feel faster. It won't actually go much faster once a task is started, but it will start new programs and switch between them faster by a significant margin than a system with a slower HDD. Video encoding......

it was that slow, but I don’t think I was getting any faster when I was using two wired computers, it was still about 2mbps. I have 1 desktop, 2 laptops, and a DVR that I would like to have networked. If possible I might build a small computer to act...

have any intention of using the computer I have access to at home. I'm hoping to buy one and only install what I need for recording. I don't have sufficient knowledge on the tech aspects of my computer. My budget at the moment is roughly 300 to 500 dollars....

current standard Single CPU desktop, 800+mzh is more than fast enough for your typical Home computing needs and they are getting faster. Don't see why you need to spend the extra on a Dual setup... The #1 reason to upgrade your PC - to run faster benchmarks......

it ASAP. Might want to figure out whats slowing down you computer before you overclock. IS it getting REALLY slow or are other computers around you just getting faster? System Specs Ill have a Sapphire 9600pro for sale as soon as i get it back. Had to...

I plan on using this computer mainly for audio production (reason, acid, fruity loops, etc), some video editing, and playing computer games. I would look into getting faster rated RAM. I don't know much about the boards in the intel camp, or if either one...

With faster HDs is OS on C: & Data on D: needed?. Hello all, since i am into DAW (digital A/V recording & editing) applications: with HDs getting faster and faster, is the practice of putting the OS on C:\ and data on D:\ a worthy practice? with this...