Gateway GT5032 UPGRADE?
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try AC BELL / Thermal Take.\n\nAC BELL's a Power Supply brand specialist for Branded / Home Made CPU, such as MAC, Fujitsu, HP, etc. But I Forgot the exact URL.\n\nBut for thermal take, try this
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You can run the PowerLeap upgrade configurator, to see what your system is capable of, in regards to upgrades. http://www.powerleap.com/\nHowever, they are way overpriced, so take the info and run like heck, to Fry's, or a compatible store!!\nIs the floppy drive working?\nYou did not  really give us your existing configuration, so answering your TV Tuner card question could be hard ?\n{e.g. who made you motherboard?, CPU specs (P3-could range from 450MHz. to 1.3GHz}?, Use of TV Tuner card - watch TV, or record, an burn movies?
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Complete information is here\n\nhttp://laptoping.com/express-upgrade-to-windows-vista.html
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can't seem to find any online shop w/ a X300 AGP;\nyou should bring it back to the place where you bought it and ask if you can get a AGP card instead.\nfor that price you'll be limited to an older 9550, alas :(
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The guy was right.  You cannot change/upgrade the graphics card on your laptop because it doesn't come with one.  The Intel chipset which is built into the system board is your graphics controller cannot be upgraded.
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go to the device manager, it's either there "network adapter" or smth like that, or if you install the NIC (Network Interface Card) you will get the message "new hardware detected" and then follow the instructions on the screen to install the driver.
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Software upgrade is useless (but can be done anyway). The only upgrade i can recommend is to get a PCMCIA USB 2.0 adapter card. But be aware that with this card the speed (e.g. with an external hard disk) will only be increased about 6 times and not 40 times like many vendor promise (PCI specifications for notebooks - they are hardly known!).\n\nPCMCIA USB 2.0 adapter\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16839101111
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Go to gateway's website and order a replacement power supply from them.  \n    Once you receive the part, you'll need a phillips head screwdriver to remove the screw to the side of your tower. then you may remove the side cover of the tower. \nNow comes the tricky part.  Remove ALL power connections in the case that are attached to the power supply (connections to the motherboard, cdrom, floppy, case fan, etc...)\nNow, you may use the phillips head screwdriver to remove the power supply.  It should be about 4 screws.\nYou may now install the new power supply by simply reversing the order in which you just used to uninstall the bad power supply.\n\nGood luck
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upgrading the ram doesn't speed up your internet connection. with dial-up you stuck on the lousy 56kbps (and mostly it's even lower). upgrading to dsl or cable is costly but far more effective.\n\nif you want to upgrade the memory to 1GB you have to get 2x512MB DDR2 PC3200 non-ECC unbuffered RAM, due to the dual channel support (one single 1GB stick would not do it). i think it's still worth to do that, because the Pentium M735 is not that old.
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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.
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check here: http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=instr_memory_upgrade&pi=platform_symphonyspirit
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100% sure that I am not.\n\nI can tell you though that the PCI Express x1 should be able to work in a "higher" slot (ie. x16).\n\nI know this to be true for AGP, but then again PCI Express is a tad different. NewEGG rules.\n\nHappy Easter.
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if and only if the 6600gt is the agp version. even then, it'll will be bottlenecked by the agp4x (about half the bandwidth of agp8x in which it was designed for)\n\n6600gt's are a bit outdated nowadays. but so is the agp slot, so i dunno. maybe u should try an x1600pro 512mb?
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no, you can't upgrade the graphics cards, because it's integrated on the motherboard in most laptops (there are exceptions, but very few).\nthere are no special laptop OS's, it's the same OS as used in desktop PCs.
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You don't have to change anything in BIOS.\n    Just do one thing firstly, get a Crossover Cable, connect it to the both of the PC and the Laptop.\n   Now open the properties of My Network Places, there you'll find "Local Area Connection" now, go to the properties of the Local Area Connection, here you'll find Internet Protocol(TCP/IP). Double click on that give this configuration in the DESKTOP. \n\nIP ADDRESS:    192.168.0.1 \nSUBNET MASK:   255.255.255.0\n  LEAVE   BLANCK  GATEWAY  AND  DNS.\n\nNow in the LAPTOP configure the TCP/IP  as,\n\nIP ADDRESS:   192.168.0.2\nSUBNET MASK:  255.255.255.0\nGATEWAY:      192.168.0.1\nDNS     :     192.168.0.1\n\nAND YOU ARE ALLMOST DONE. NOW SHARE THE DRIVES AND YOU CAN NOW SHARE BOTH THE PCs.
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Try doing a clean install, instead of an upgrade, preferably on an empty partition. I don't think its got anything to do with your network card. However, if is not too much of a hassle, try doing the installation without the card on.
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check the website of gateway 610 and gateway fmc if the type of rams are compatible \n\nor you can directly plug it in and test it out , it it wont work then it wont give u display then remove it , \ni recommend the first method\n\nregards\nIslam Inamdar\nislaminamdar@yahoo.com\ninamdarinfotech.com\njoin new randomizer website \nwww.allyours.info