Any ideas about changing (upgrate) my pc?
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Is there any specific reason you wish to upgrade your pc for, or is it just that you want more and more? Remember, there's no end to upgradations, but you should learn to draw the line somewhere. If you feel your pc is not performing efficiently, maybe you should try and diagnose it rather than upgrade with your eyes closed. Go ahead, upgrade your RAM if you feel the need to, but 160 GB of hard disk space...? \nA heart transplant doesn't make you younger - same goes for your pc.
251255
after some time upgrade the computer
516923
Make sure you check that your computer can be upgraded  that much.check the stats on your make and model.Ebay would be a good place to check for ram though
288158
It is fairly easy, if you do your research and get a cpu that your current motherboard can support, so that you don't have to change it. Just do NOT forget thermal grease. It goes between the cpu and heatsink and if you forget that, kiss your cpu goodbye, it'll burn itself out. A lot of heatsinks come with a little pad of the stuff on them, but I don't really trust it... I put my own on anyway. ONe other thing to note, is that usually when you change your cpu, or your motherboard, you will need to reinstall windows. Don't ask me why, but windows just can't handle those two things changing, and it will cease to function, or function with frequent errors.
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Hmm... well, what does your motherboard have, an agp slot, or a pci-express? That's the first thing you need to find out, unless you intend to change your motherboard too... and changing your motherboard almost always means changing your cpu, too, and changing either one of those means reinstalling windows, lol. Fun. After that... well... get the best you can afford. I have an ATI Radeon 9800 pro that I'm quite pleased with, myself.
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Time to upgrade.\n\nCoach
740103
simply upgrade ur pc dont reinstall.
1159112
You should be able to unistall the old one. If they were windows, it should ask you to overwrite the old version.
1104141
Can you be more specific on what you are trying to do?\n\nbuild  computer?\n\nget a bare-bone system and upgrade it yourself?\n\ntechnical problems?\n\nSomething else?
1091660
You may be able to switch out the power supply. Given the age of the system, I'm inclined to agree with Alias that it isn't worth upgrading. To upgrade both the graphics card and the power supply, given how outdated the entire machine is? It would be like putting $50,000 to fix a 1998 truck when you could get a new truck with better specs for $40,000; it doesn't make financial sense.
611882
More details please..A PC300 is pretty old and was made for business use. I am sure it is not very upgradeable
530057
well i would recomend sending us the system specs what type of pc is it and cpu, ram , HDD and so on then we can tell you. also go to http://www.newegg.com to buy a new power supply
924274
depends on your other hardware.\n\nit requires replacing processor and most likely motherboard\n\nmost of the big upgrades require replacing many parts and most of the time results in large overhaul
106473
u can do it.check ur speakers, or reinstall driver.\nTell me it's first time when u have use this system or it is ur old pc. means upgrade ur PC.
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The very first thing you do is sit down and write a list of all the things you want to do on the computer. Then go over the list and edit out all the things you put on the list that you know YOU'RE NOT REALLY GOING TO DO!\n\nThen go to a responsable computer store and talk (not buying anything yet) to someone there and get an idea of what's available in your price range. Then go online and see what online stores and manufactures are offering........Ask questions. The one piece of advice I always give is to only buy a computer that has some flexablity for upgrading in the future. (extra slots for cards etc)
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1. new comp\n2. more memory\n3. clean up hardrive(i.e. defrag)\n4. check for viruses\n5. check for spyware/spam
859510
Get a faster CD drive or processor and maybe more RAM.