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hi there,
would anyone be able to advise me how to tweak the motherboard and processor to get a bit more speed/graphics please?

AMD Sempron 2500+ processor
767MB DDR 400 ram
ATI Radeon 7000 Series (powered by Sapphire)

Thank you

hi there,
would anyone be able to advise me how to tweak the motherboard and processor to get a bit more speed/graphics please?

AMD Sempron 2500+ processor
767MB DDR 400 ram
ATI Radeon 7000 Series (powered by Sapphire)

Thank you

If you've no previous knowlege of carrying out such a dangerous operation, I would recommend popping your computer into your oven, gas mark 9, for 8 hours, and you will get a similar result... ... ...!

LOL...!

(leave it alone)......!

Paul.... ...!

ok advice taken,
*puts old p.c in oven.

and i'll leave it alone.
thanks paul

Sorry Paul i just couldn't help it, i changed the PCI settings in the bios (pci graphics card) up to 248 and it seems to have worked better graphics all around but framerate still kack lol.

btw computer almost done now can't wait to c what its like lol

I like skating.

You may not believe this, because others will tell you different, but it's actually the GRAPHICS card that gives you good graphics.

No amount of tweaking, baking, or making wild statements about what you did to your PCI is going to help your graphics out. The PCI bus runs at a set speed, and messing with it can cause problems, I don't know what you've done, and you probably don't either, so put it back the way it was in my opinion.

Also, you might try buying a graphics card, that will REALLY help. Where on Earth did you dig up an R7000 anyway?

Graphics cards go into graphics slots on your mainboard.
A PCI slot is not a graphics slot, you need to learn why.

Have fun shopping...... I'm not joking........... Byeee!

[quote]I like skating.

You may not believe this, because others will tell you different, but it's actually the GRAPHICS card that gives you good graphics.

No amount of tweaking, baking, or making wild statements about what you did to your PCI is going to help your graphics out. The PCI bus runs at a set speed, and messing with it can cause problems, I don't know what you've done, and you probably don't either, so put it back the way it was in my opinion.

Also, you might try buying a graphics card, that will REALLY help. Where on Earth did you dig up an R7000 anyway?

Graphics cards go into graphics slots on your mainboard.
A PCI slot is not a graphics slot, you need to learn why.

Have fun shopping...... I'm not joking........... Byeee!