[Albino]

kk, so if I wanted just a new video card and RAM, I'd got for the GeForce one you linked me, and the 1GB of that RAM you linked me.

But, if I wanted a new MB, then would I have to change other things aswell? I'm not sure what specs are best for CAD of Adobe Premiere pro 1.5.

Say I wanted a new motherboard, what would be the best option.

Roughly I would want to spend no more than £300 altogether on RAM, video card and motherboard, but if needs be, then this can be more.


Thanks

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if you were willing to buy a new motherboard you should have told us before, because that would have given you a better options for a video card, as well as support for faster memory. if i were you i would stick with your system how it is now for a while, in a year or so, if you are going to use windows vista, then you will need a new system, and you can get all new parts.

[Thebinaryman]

if you were willing to buy a new motherboard you should have told us before, because that would have given you a better options for a video card, as well as support for faster memory. if i were you i would stick with your system how it is now for a while, in a year or so, if you are going to use windows vista, then you will need a new system, and you can get all new parts.

[jrm20]

I would say stick with what you have now but get a better video card than integrated and upgrade memory.

If you got the 6600 gt and a 512 mb memory stick or 1gb memory stick that would last you awhile atleast a year. That is really all you need right now and will keep the cost down.

Id say 6600 gt and 1 gb ram and you are set for awhile.

You will see a huge dramatic difference in games and everything with just the video card and memory. Integrated sux, never get integrated alone again!! Lmao

Edited by jrm20, 03 November 2005 - 04:55 PM.

[Albino]

lol, thanks guys. Appreciate the help. Parts are on their way now. I didn't realise integrated was so bad, but I will steer clear of it in future.


Thanks again



Albino