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Funny how benny stick to his celeron and dont like intel thing but his picture is and core intel I7.
Celeron is intel cpuFunny how benny stick to his celeron and dont like intel thing but his picture is and core intel I7.
Honestly, if I was you, I would see, from gateway, which is the fastest CPU you can drop in there. It may be a P4 as now that I am looking at your signature, a celeron is usually a step down. I dont know such old equipement anymore. Its best to check with gateway and the CPU compatability for that unit. People here dont deal with store bought desktops a lot.
. Yeah but he plan to build a new PC maybe we can get him to build something good =)
Lol thats alright ! But its still funny
But Benny in your defence you give a pc for free to your friend because he didnt have one still a nice move !
Whats funny is this really isnt true. When new hardware comes out, there are reviews ALL over the place! And outside of this sata issue with the new release, which was blown WAY out of proportion by most, I cant think of ANYTHING major happening since I really got in to this in 2003.I actually prefer older hardware. If you read my post a little while back, you will read that I DO NOT like new hardware. To me, it's too new, could have bugs in it, too problematic, and in some cases, too expensive. It's always how I've seen computers. Think back to the late 80's. When people were buying the Intel i586, I would be the one buying the Intel i386. Lol, I've always been like that. Also, with new hardware, there's very little reviews out there. I'd prefer to buy hardware that has a lot of reviews from a lot of different people with a lot of different uses.
I actually prefer older hardware. If you read my post a little while back, you will read that I DO NOT like new hardware. To me, it's too new, could have bugs in it, too problematic, and in some cases, too expensive. It's always how I've seen computers. Think back to the late 80's. When people were buying the Intel i586, I would be the one buying the Intel i386. Lol, I've always been like that. Also, with new hardware, there's very little reviews out there. I'd prefer to buy hardware that has a lot of reviews from a lot of different people with a lot of different uses.
Are you kidding me right now? I hope yore not serious, what you said sometimes applies to few month old hardware like sandy bridge boards had faults but it was fixed within few months, you can't use that as excuse to use 10yr old hardwareI actually prefer older hardware. If you read my post a little while back, you will read that I DO NOT like new hardware. To me, it's too new, could have bugs in it, too problematic, and in some cases, too expensive. It's always how I've seen computers. Think back to the late 80's. When people were buying the Intel i586, I would be the one buying the Intel i386. Lol, I've always been like that. Also, with new hardware, there's very little reviews out there. I'd prefer to buy hardware that has a lot of reviews from a lot of different people with a lot of different
uses.
You will want to remove that external link out of your signature... thats not allowed here sadly.
Whats funny is this really isnt true. When new hardware comes out, there are reviews ALL over the place! And outside of this sata issue with the new release, which was blown WAY out of proportion by most, I cant think of ANYTHING major happening since I really got in to this in 2003.
So, to me, your thoughts, outside of cost, are not based in truth but your subjective opinion.
I've looked into some better hardware though
maybe he would find more people who share his opinions there
