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just want something to work the internet, itunes, firefox, office 2010, etc. just basic. not looking for a monster machine, just a basic laptop without lag. any suggestions?
i have a chance to upgrade my video card with EVGA's step-up program, and i'm currently running the GTX 260 as the thread title says. Think the advantages I'd get with a higher card would even be worth it? I'm only playing regular games like L4D, TF2, CS:S, etc. I just want something that'll...
so i've never overclocked a computer before, and i'm just curious about how far i can push my new computer. i'm well aware that overclocking on a stock fan isnt the best idea, but there's gotta be an acceptable speed to take it to at least. how do i go about this?
Specs:
Intel Core i7...
what could be the problem then? here are my specs:
Intel Core i7 920 Processor
Corsair XMS3 Tri Channel 6GB PC12800
Asus P6T Motherboard
EVGA GeForce GTX 260
Antec EA650 650W
Peripherals:
Seagate ST310005N1A1AS-RK 1TB 7200 RPM
Seagate ST3400633AS-RK 400GB 7200 RPM
Sony...
i'm running convertxtodvd right now, and my cpu is using 25-35% processing power, and 30% of 6gb RAM. the video is rendering at average 250fps. how does this compare with your experience on the i7 920?
so what might be causing the lag of running norton then? when i tried opening firefox during a scan, it took firefox literally 5 minutes before the window popped up. everything else was just ridiculously laggy. i'm coming from a single core 3ghz intel processor that was made in 2004 to this, so...