NKDietrich
Supreme [H]ardness
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2004
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No offense, but the mobo you have is basically a Socket-A board with a Socket-939 glued on. On a very poor chipset, also.
I know you are trying to save money, but you are costing yourself a lot in the long run by getting stuck in that between-generation void. If you're always trying to cram new stuff into old hardware, you end up paying a cost for that "convenience". Both in money, and performance.
Really there is no reason _not_ go move on to PCI Express at this point, unless of course you are just intentionally being stubborn.
After all, you basically said in your original post that you don't want to hear the best advice anyone could give you, which is to move on. Suck it up, deal with what you've got for now, until you can do a proper upgrade.
I know you are trying to save money, but you are costing yourself a lot in the long run by getting stuck in that between-generation void. If you're always trying to cram new stuff into old hardware, you end up paying a cost for that "convenience". Both in money, and performance.
Really there is no reason _not_ go move on to PCI Express at this point, unless of course you are just intentionally being stubborn.
After all, you basically said in your original post that you don't want to hear the best advice anyone could give you, which is to move on. Suck it up, deal with what you've got for now, until you can do a proper upgrade.