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Post by coleb87 on Mar 11, 2016 4:24:40 GMT
Nah, It's unlikely.
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Post by Hawk on Mar 11, 2016 23:51:27 GMT
@ Kel...I like to tweak the system. Laptops are harder to tweak because of limitations, but with desktops thats another story. Most of the hardware that goes into a desktop can be overclocked to a point or at least be able to perform a little better then the default setting set down by the hardware company. There is always room to grow in a PC.  |
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Post by kelkuza on Mar 12, 2016 0:16:32 GMT
Well I agree with you on the laptop business. As for desktops, I suppose I agree, yeah there is room for growth, but I'm not good with or confident with hardware (my college diploma was in software/programming) so I haven't bothered to tinker with my PC beyond upgrading its memory a couple times and adding a newer custom sound card that could handle a newer headset with headphones and built in mic (that's the set I broke recently, hence no ts appearances from me).
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Post by Hawk on Mar 12, 2016 23:56:33 GMT
I've been around hardware since the 286s came out in the 80s. My problem is at times not knowing my limits when it comes to increasing voltage, or memory . Troubleshooting on the other hand, I lose sleep over because I can't turn my brain off trying to figure why a piece of software or hardware doesn't work as it should. Especially when it comes to Windows not installing or hardware conflicts. |
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