whats next?

If your referring to computer parts, then i wouldnt get anything. There really isnt anything that $100 will do that will make a big impact on performance.
 
computermaineack said:
if your mobo can support it i'd get another 1gb of dual channel ram. if you do do that, make sure it's the same kind as your existing ram.
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I dont agree, 3GB is kinda stupid. I doubt he needs more than 2GB and you should save the $100 and save more money untill you can get a significant upgrade.
 
bigsaucybob said:
I dont agree, 3GB is kinda stupid. I doubt he needs more than 2GB and you should save the $100 and save more money untill you can get a significant upgrade.
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Aye. Save up for a better GPU or CPU. The rest is pretty good.
 
computermaineack said:
if your mobo can support it i'd get another 1gb of dual channel ram. if you do do that, make sure it's the same kind as your existing ram.
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3GB isnt dual channel capable. Not to mention that 2GB is plently.

way2evil said:
i think i will save up more, and get a new mobo. do you guys think this will work with PC3200 ram until i can get some good ram?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813131564
will it run like crap?
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That takes DDR2, it's a different pin configuration than DDR, so it wont even fit in the slot.
 
got about 100 bucks to spend. what should i get?
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Better optical drives if you're into that. aftermarket cooling, a new HDD, all depends on what you need

There really isnt anything that $100 will do that will make a big impact on performance.
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How about a GB of high performance RAM? (granted way2evil might not benifit from it but it is a viable option)

3GB isnt dual channel capable. Not to mention that 2GB is plently.
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That depends on the motherboard :)
 
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