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Upgrading my custom build pc

Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by johnny_041073, Mar 1, 2007.

  1. johnny_041073 Newcomer, in training

    :D Hello, I am new to techspot and I just founded by accident. I do have a custom build computer that has an asus motherboard and an Amd athlon processor, 2700+ or 1.30GHZ. I would like to upgrade my cpu and motherboard but I don't know what would be the next level in order to upgrade them. Of course, I want to keep on using asus computer parts. Can anyone give me a suggestion as to how I should upgrade my custom build pc? I would sincerely appreciate it.
    Thanx
    Johnny
  2. howard_hopkinso Newcomer, in training Posts: 25,949   +16

    Hello and welcome to Techspot.

    I have moved your post to it`s own thread in the appropriate forum.

    Please don`t post questions in threads that are nothing to do with the subject you want to discuss. Thanks.

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  3. F1N3ST Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,088

    Well you may need to upgrade your PSU, if you have a low-medium budget get an athlon 64, if you have a high-medium budget get a Core 2 Duo.
  4. duma Newcomer, in training

    If you have to upgrade the mobo then you are pretty much SOL and need to build another pc. since you only have a 1.3 cpu you probably wont have a modern socket for it either
  5. Spyder_1386 Newcomer, in training Posts: 563

    hey johnny

    As the previous post said, if u want to purchase a new motherboard, u'll basically be buying a new pc....

    As for your processor, you'll have to either upgrade to a AMD Dual Core 64 bit or if u have the money, a Quad Core. Whatever u decide to buy though, just make sure u'r new motherboard is compatable and also that u have enough ram and a strong enough power supply.

    wish u well

    Spyder_1386 :)
  6. Cinders TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,312   +12

    Depends upon how much you want to spend. I can easily see a complete new computer in the mix as none of your devices will work on a new computer other than your PCI sound or video card and optical drives.
     
  7. Spleenharvester TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 146

    Has anyone noticed how old this thread is?