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T-T But I won't be going to another one of those until Julyyyy.
Lolololol.
Sounds like one person willing to get me a birthday present!~
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No, thats LLHSIII, not NfBV. Duh.
Nope! When you get those sticks, you open up your computer, remove the ones you have, and drop those in their place.
I KNOWWW! I wanted to play youuu!!! But then we were both busy at the time and then I couldn't find you again.
yes, cuz hes been sitting back doing nothing these past couple of months....
wow, i think i jizzd in my pants
Epic.
Indeed.
-DD
Well, I've been doing some digging around and apparently you can basic emulators at this point. That is probably one of the key attractions to installing Linux. Most people install either Ubuntu (noob friendly and simple to use) or go for Yellow Dog. Considering the fact that YDL has been updated twice since I last installed Ubuntu i'm going to remove Ubuntu which was a pain in the *** to install and give YDL a go. because I found multiple guides that look like its very straight through.
For video cards, I suggest a Geforce 8600, unless your going to be playing games like Fallout 3 at full settings.
He can just put that ram in and it will be fine. As long as he pairs the new sticks closest to the cpu. He should have a 32bit mother board so there should be 4 slots.
If you want an awsome case there is a mac model that can actually hold up to the full 32gigs that vista can use. One of my room mates has it but only has like 12 gigs in it.
I leave for florida in like 4 hours.
I have the original 60GB...i wish theres a method to stream isos in the future or something.
>=3 I didn't know he had 4 slots. The last time I opened up a computer was when it had 2 slots. <_< I messed with computers at an early age lol.For video cards, I suggest a Geforce 8600, unless your going to be playing games like Fallout 3 at full settings.
He can just put that ram in and it will be fine. As long as he pairs the new sticks closest to the cpu. He should have a 32bit mother board so there should be 4 slots.
Actually when was the last time they made motherboards with 2 slots? I know back in the late 90's when SD was popular mother boards only had 3 slots, but then ddr came around.
If you want an awsome case there is a mac model that can actually hold up to the full 32gigs that vista can use. One of my room mates has it but only has like 12 gigs in it.
Edit- Today is my last day in ct
Technically if your motherboard doesn't support higher speed memory then you would need the 4200 (your last link). If your mobo does support the higher speeds, you can get the 5300, but it will only run as fast as the 4200 if you mix them together.
