Upgrading a really old computer would be more expensive (Usually) than buying a new one...
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Thread: Upgrading an ancient PC?
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Chippiewill.
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About 80-90 quid for graphics card, RAM and DVD drive. Plus I get experience or how to upgrade a PC
Originally Posted by 00chips
£250 for new desktop. I don't have that much. If I did, I'd get a netbook.AMD Phenom X4 955 BE - 8GB RAM - Asus M5A97 - MSI HD6870 HAWK - Windows 8.1 Pro 64 - Samsung 840 Pro 256GB
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I just upgraded a similar spec PC (2.5GHz, 256MB RAM, 64MB Graphics) I got two 512MB RAM modules for £13 each and you can get a 256MB Graphics card for about £25 on Amazon (I didn't bother with one).
I imagine like mine your PC can only handle 1GB of SDRAM so that would be your best bet.
EDIT: Your wanting a CD/DVD Drive? I got a LG one for £20 in PC World, slow tray opening but rips music CD's very fast.Last edited by Jam; 01-09-2009 at 10:24 PM.
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First you didn't read the thread, then you edited and still didn't correct what you had wrong? (Hint: 2) Originally Posted by Jameseh
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I'm looking at the LG one you mentioned.
Currently I need my cash for a new laptop, but I'm going to upgrade at Christmas.AMD Phenom X4 955 BE - 8GB RAM - Asus M5A97 - MSI HD6870 HAWK - Windows 8.1 Pro 64 - Samsung 840 Pro 256GB
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