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ColoS · 04-01-2009, 01:40 AM

Well the sad thing is that I don't have the money for an upgrade and even if I did, after upgrading one part there will be a need to upgrade the others too. I talked about that with a computer specialist in my local hardware store and he said that just buying a new PC will be the cheapest option because my motherboard is with outdated VGA slots (or something like that) and all of the new video cards can't be installed on it (after a new processor a new video card will be in order I think). But anyway I just don't have the money needed at this time :( The temperature of the processor now is 30C ideal and around 38c while it's under pressure, i checked in the manufacturer site and this temp. seems to be reasonable. Thanks for the quick reply though :)

04-01-2009, 01:40 AM	#3 (permalink)
ColoS Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 11 OS: Windows XP SP3	Re: Question about slow multitasking with an overcolcked processor. Well the sad thing is that I don't have the money for an upgrade and even if I did, after upgrading one part there will be a need to upgrade the others too. I talked about that with a computer specialist in my local hardware store and he said that just buying a new PC will be the cheapest option because my motherboard is with outdated VGA slots (or something like that) and all of the new video cards can't be installed on it (after a new processor a new video card will be in order I think). But anyway I just don't have the money needed at this time :( The temperature of the processor now is 30C ideal and around 38c while it's under pressure, i checked in the manufacturer site and this temp. seems to be reasonable. Thanks for the quick reply though :)