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The following article was published in our article directory on February 16, 2011.
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Article Category: Computers and Technology
Author Name: Kellie
If you are a PC user with some knowledge on its components, then you probably know this old saying: "The moment you buy your PC, it has already become obsolete." New models and technologies for personal computers are being released almost everyday. At the same time, new applications need higher specs to run smoothly. If recent programs and games are causing your unit to hang or crash, then that's a symptom of PC aging. With the right planning, you can upgrade your PC and catch up with the latest specs.
CPU and Motherboard
The processor is the heart and brain of your computer. Processors are installed on special sockets on the motherboard. After Socket AM2 motherboards, socket AM2+ and AM3 are now available in the market. Remember that AM3 sockets are only compatible with DDR3 support. It is smart to choose dual-core or quad-core processors to upgrade your PC. Multi-core processors will provide more multi-tasking capability, and rapid start-up of the system and applications.
However, do not get too obsessed with high-rated processors. If you are just using your PC for casual gaming, web browsing and office applications, you do not need quad-core processors. Just be sure that your choice supports cool-and-quiet operation.
Graphic Cards
Graphics is an important aspect for gamers, video and photo editors. It is a common misconception that the monitor is solely responsible for crisp and realistic display. The power of your PC to process graphics and high-resolution videos heavily depend on the graphics card. Most graphic card units come with their own mini-fans for cooling. Most of these cards use the PCI Express port for power supply and connection to the CPU.
Normally, motherboards have built-in graphics processors. However, they are only made for basic functions like film viewing and web browsing. For hardcore HD experience, you need a dedicated card. To enjoy modern HD viewing and gaming, check for the anti-aliasing, refresh rate and pixel shader features of the video card.
RAM
Read Access Memory or RAM is an important component, which determines the multi-tasking capability of your unit. If you are low on RAM, it takes longer to do alt+tab between active applications. RAM deficiency may also lead to crashing and the dreaded Blue Screen of Death.
Motherboards usually have 2 to 4 slots for RAM cards, so they can accommodate more than one RAM card at a time. In fact, if you will use multiple cards with the same brand and model, they can function more efficiently. Take note that 64-bit operating systems may require more RAM than their 32-bit counterparts.
Hard Disk Space
Adding up a new HDD is essential to upgrade your PC. Notice that audio files now come in HD, and videos come in Blu-Ray resolutions. For example, a full-length film may now take 3 to 10 Gigabytes of hard drive space. If you want to replace your old 160-GB disk, you may consider purchasing at least a 1-TB disk (1 Terabyte or TB is equal to 1000 GBs.). As you choose larger disk capacities, the price becomes more cost-effective. Recent drives also allow faster reading and writing with SATA-II technology.
Keywords: computer upgrade tips, upgrade your PC, make your computer faster, add a new video card, DIY computer upgrades
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