Recent content by l33tabix

The most usual problem is, as the user above has said, ram. Try troubleshooting it but if it doesn't work then I would try re-installing your hdd/ssd. The last thing I would suggest would be replacing your CMOS battery but the problem is very rarely with the CMOS.

Is it possible to have a proccesor that is compatible with a 462 Socket that supports SSE2 or is that just impossible due to its age and i have to get an upgrade? And if so, Is their a way to upgrade the socket without a motherboard replacement? Thanks!

Im beefing up my old PC to play minor games that use Source Engine or unreal 3. I have an AMD Xp SSE(1) Type proccesor and wont currently run most games i want to play. What should i do? Thanks

It should be fine. But thats what i would choose.

no, check solved answer

This could be a problem with the moniter in general. Check if your pc is connected first, Then make sure that you have the moniter in a dry and cool place. Usualy this would be a problem with the moniter's backlight or the plarising filter might have torn but the LED doesnt work either. Maybe a...

i wouldnt personally buy a copy of any windows from amazon as i am very sceptical about that sort of thing. What i would do is buy a copy of windows 8.1 for a cheap price as no-one seemed to like it, and then get the windows 10 for free genuinly from the website. This is only free for a year as...

So i have an old 2003 Compaq presario pc in the corner of my room and i thought it would do as a nice CS:GO or TF2 Machine, Nothing to extreme. The specs as of looking in it now is: processor - AMD Athlon xp 2600+ RAM - DDR 512mb GPU - NVIDIA GeForce MX Intergrated GPU Motherboard - ASUS...

Check the PSU and make sure it can support your graphics card's requirments. I would not turn on the pc until this problem is fixed as there is a (Be it small) Risk of injury. Check the cables to the moniter and speakers are fully connected and the graphics cards are properly installed. I would...

Wow very strange question indeed! What i would do is i would check the cause of the problem first. If you cant do that, let someone else do it as i'm very sure that someone will do it for a couple of bucks. Once you do that find an answer buy asking him or posting another thread. I'm sorry i...

other than the PSU being to low of a wattage to overclock or there is any software problem Minecraft should not run that low on your system. Maybe try a virus detection program or to cool your pc down a little.