i wanna download some good games for pentium 2,333mhz,193mb ram.can u tell in wch website can v download this
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oN www.download.com u get games for all windows (even 95) and all pentiums too
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About your slow windows: You need to check your RAM. It doesn't matter if you have the fastest processor on the planet, If you are trying to run WIN2K on say... 128MB or even 256MB of ram, then you will still get slow response times on everything you do. \n\nI would say make sure you have at the very least, 512MB of ram. Optimal in your situation would be 1024MB, or 1GB. That would work nicely with the 3.06 P4.
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Get a 64/128 graphics card. Have enough empty space in C drive. If you can have around 1GB of page file and still enough C drive space. Almost all your games would run fine.
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I always recommend computers with AMD processors, because in my experience and my husband's experience, the Pentium processors run hotter. If you plan to run a laptop as a primary computer, or use it for extended periods of time where it's actually working (like rendering 3D images as opposed to office documents), the first thing I'd worry about is heat.\n\nOn the box of the game, you should find the minimum recommended specs. I personally recommend a gig of RAM and a 1.5gig or higher processor, but there's always a "sweet spot" in the computer market. Go there. For example, you may find that a computer with a 1.5 gig processor is a certain amount of money, 1.6 is $75 more, 1.7 is $200 more. There's no need to get more than you can afford if it's more than you need. ;)
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Be careful with EMachines, Gateway, Dell and the likes.\nTry ordering from a local computer manufacturer if possible. \n\nAs for specifications...\n\nProcessor: at least a pentium 4 at least 1.5 to 2 ghz\nMemory: Windows XP needs 256 mb. 512 to be safe.\nNO INTEGRATED SOUND OR VIDEO. These two things use the computer's memory. Disable it if its available.\nGraphics card with a chip by either nVidia or ATI with at least 32 meg of memory (if you want to be really cheap)\nSoundblaster sound card (even a "value" model will do better than internal sound.)\n\nDon't spend too much. An okay deskop computer should cost you under $1000 these days, but don't try to get the cheapest thing or you'll be in trouble.
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A very very good notebook guide can be downloaded here:\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2056-10225869.html\n\nAlthough you just need it for internet use and word processing, many websites employ heavy graphics.. you need fairly good specs anyway. Pentium III or Celeron (CPU clock - 1 GHz) and RAM of 512MB would do. \n\nAcer and Dell have good offerings on their websites. I found some on Amazon.com as well.\n\nDont forget to test for dead spot on LCD screens, check for Harddisk errors, and so on.\n\nPS:\nI found one here:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00080QGD2/sr=1-1/qid=1138758887
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shockwave.com is awesome! it has so many different types of games. but the only con is they have a time limit if u download them.
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Check for minimum and recommended system requirements for these games ... hardware as also software ... java issues or active x ... \nfind out if everything's in order
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I tried the Vista Beta on a gForce FX5500 with 256MB of RAM. I would not go any lower than this, and even then you will probably have problems with anything but simple games.\n\nNewegg.com, tigerdirect.com, etc. etc.
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CPU Requirements\n\nMinimum: Pentium-class — Fedora Core 4 the latest version of Linux  is optimized for Pentium 4 CPUs, but also supports earlier CPUs (such as Pentium, Pentium Pro, Pentium II, Pentium III, and including AMD and VIA variants). This approach has been taken because Pentium-class optimizations actually result in reduced performance for non-Pentium-class processors, and Pentium 4 scheduling is sufficiently different (while making up the bulk of today's processors) to warrant this change. \n\nAMD64 processors (both Athlon64 and Opteron)\n\nIntel processors with Intel® Extended Memory 64 Technology (Intel® EM64T)\n\nHard Disk Space Requirements\n\nfor 32-bit x86 systems: \nCustom Installation (Minimal): 620MB\nServer: 1.1GB\nPersonal Desktop: 2.3GB\nWorkstation: 3.0GB\nCustom Installation (Everything): 6.9GB\n\nfor 64-bit x86_64 systems: \nCustom Installation (Minimal): 900MB\nServer: 1.5GB\nPersonal Desktop: 2.7GB\nWorkstation: 3.4GB\nCustom Installation: (Everything) 7.5GB\n\nMemory Requirements\n\nfor 32-bit x86 systems: \nMinimum for text-mode: 64MB\nMinimum for graphical: 192MB\nRecommended for graphical: 256MB\n\nfor 64-bit x86_64 systems: \nMinimum for text-mode: 128MB\nMinimum for graphical: 256MB\nRecommended for graphical: 512MB\n\n\nHowever the best configuration would be \nMotherboard: P4 - Intel chipset (version: whatever available latest). Always go for an Intel Orignal Chipset to get the maximum performance. WITH TWO IDE and possibly 4 SATA ports.\n\nCPU: 3ghz or more.\n\nRAM: Atleast 1GB. If possible get 2 strips of 512MB each (Again to improve performance on P4 M-Boards)\n\nHarddisk: Atleast 120 GB or more (SATA for faster access)\n\nMonitor: Atleast 17" Samsung recommended\n\nRest all is fancy and depends on your choice. Such as Keyboard, Mouse (Optical Recommended), Cabinet (Black with atleast 2 fans)
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Check here \n\nhttp://www.aria.co.uk/NewDisplaySystems.asp?BrandID=19\n\nand\n\nscan.co.uk\n\nto look at their prices...that PC is not very powerful and I doubt you have the memory correct, it's probably 512mb......If I was buying it...which I wouldn't recommend for anything more than general use and surfing then I would expect to pay £400-500 tops...You could build a better one for less.\n\nRemember too that the Celeron 3.06ghz may sound fast but the chip is Intel's budget chip and will not perform anything like a 'real' Pentium or AMD chip rated at that speed!
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I suggest that you might opt to choose a Pentium 4 LGA775 HT Technology. So that you could max up your applications and tasks to the fullest...
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here the link:\n\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/article/id,118454-page,1/article.html
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Well if you have an old PC then you might have to settle for slightly older games compitible with Win98 such as....\n\nQuake 1,2,& i think 3\nMDK\nStarCraft\nWarCraft I & II\n\njust to name a few....
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Go to calcgames.org..You will also need a USB cord but you should be able to get games on it.
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yes, your machine should be able to run any game out there, although it won't give the best performance possible on some of the more demanding titles...\n\ni'd say that as long as you don't want all graphics/lighting etc at the highest possible settings, then your pc should do the trick.
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The Cpi can likely be upgraded to a 400MHz processor -- but that's the MAX. I say that because the 500MHz were Pentium III's and they for sure wouldn't be compatible (there's no such thing as a 500MHz Pentium II). BUT even if you can get a 400MHz processor in it, for the minimal amount of speed it's really not worth the time or money. Add some more RAM instead. It should take either PC66 or PC100 RAM. Get two sticks of 128MB's  for a total of 256MB and that will do you a lot more good than a slightly faster processor. Also, re-do your operating system if your computer is slow-- that's the #1 cause of slow computers--- too much software having been added and/or removed and they get slow as molases. Good luck....