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03-05-2007
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| | Re: Upgrade GPU or Ram DO both get 1 gb ram and a new graphics card with at least 256 mb and u should be fine, also check ur cpu and make sure its working fine as well as the hard drive, i suggest a defrag just to speed things up a little. |
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03-05-2007
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| | Re: Upgrade GPU or Ram So you say I should have a total of 2GB of RAM and at least 256MB of dedicated video memory? How can i know if my cpu and hard drive are "working fine?" I am looking at my task manager right now as I type this. My RAM usage jumps around from about 3% to 20%. My physical memory (i have no idea what that is) remains constant at about 580MB. Thoughts? gng007 "skydiver1921" wrote: > DO both get 1 gb ram and a new graphics card with at least 256 mb and u > should be fine, also check ur cpu and make sure its working fine as well as > the hard drive, i suggest a defrag just to speed things up a little. > |
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