"Robin Gordon" <robing@gotadsl.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Which is the best upgrade;
> Ati x850XT PE - Nvidia 8800 GTS or GTX
> or
> Opteron 144 - X2 4400+
>
> Ram is 2 Gig on a Vista 64 based System.
>
> PCWorld are doing the 4400+ for 90GBP which is pretty good I think.
> What are your opinions?
>
> Robin
Robin Gordon wrote:
> Which is the best upgrade;
> Ati x850XT PE - Nvidia 8800 GTS or GTX
> or
> Opteron 144 - X2 4400+
>
> Ram is 2 Gig on a Vista 64 based System.
>
> PCWorld are doing the 4400+ for 90GBP which is pretty good I think.
> What are your opinions?
>
> Robin
"Robin Gordon" <robing@gotadsl.co.uk> wrote in message
news:NcSdnVo2UtoaLuTbnZ2dnUVZ8sWhnZ2d@pipex.net...
> Which is the best upgrade;
> Ati x850XT PE - Nvidia 8800 GTS or GTX
> or
> Opteron 144 - X2 4400+
>
> Ram is 2 Gig on a Vista 64 based System.
>
> PCWorld are doing the 4400+ for 90GBP which is pretty good I think.
> What are your opinions?
>
> Robin
If that is OEM vista, will it not throw a wobbly if you change any of those
parts? discuss!
I'm happy enough with the 64bit version of vista. I recently had a mate
drop me around some parts to build him a new computer out of.
Part of this build was trouble-shooting the all the pieces in my PC. It
just noticed the new parts and installed the driver required for it (though
I did wonder what difference was there between my Opty 144 and the mate's
4000+).
The grafix card needed different drivers of course and switching ram didnt
cause any hassle.
I was pleasantly surprised by this.
HTH