Upgrading How to do it?

**Peerzy** · 03-29-2005, 08:35 PM

Originally Posted by FKDUP74

"The only stupid question is the one that isnt asked."
^words to live by^

Words also the break your computer by

**fkdup74** · 03-29-2005, 08:37 PM

Originally Posted by Peerzy

Words also the break your computer by

**Flametongue** · 03-30-2005, 10:11 AM

Originally Posted by Linkin Park

Flame by any chance is your comp an hp?

If you mean the make then no its Advent.

**Flametongue** · 03-30-2005, 10:13 AM

Originally Posted by Peerzy

You just slot it in, and if your asking that question i really do not advise upgrading, it shows you know little to nothing about computers, no offence.

I know quite a bit about computers that is the software bit but i haven't done much work on hardware bit expect for once when we had to open up a computer but that was a while ago so i am just asking to make sure and learning at the same time. I dont see any harm in that.........

**clocker** · 03-30-2005, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by FKDUP74

blah, we all gotta start somewhere, learn it sooner or later
or else keep paying the f00kers at the shops to do it (no offense clocker)

We install RAM for free in my f00kin shop.

I have no problems with those who want to do it themselves as long as they are willing to pay when they can't get up and running.
Being used as free tech support sucks.

**Peerzy** · 03-30-2005, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by Flametongue

I know quite a bit about computers that is the software bit but i haven't done much work on hardware bit expect for once when we had to open up a computer but that was a while ago so i am just asking to make sure and learning at the same time. I dont see any harm in that.........

Nothing wrong with it.

I await your 'My PC is FUX0r'd Help!1!!1!1PLZZ!!1!!1' thread

**fkdup74** · 03-30-2005, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by clocker

We install RAM for free in my f00kin shop.

Originally Posted by clocker

Being used as free tech support sucks.

well.....yeah and no.....
i dont mind passing on what i learn, it was given to me freely after all,
but i do see your point, for many reasons that i cant get into right now

**Chewie** · 03-30-2005, 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by Peerzy

Nothing wrong with it.

I await your 'My PC is FUX0r'd Help!1!!1!1PLZZ!!1!!1' thread

You're getting a little cynical in your old age Peerzy.

You may be thinking of DarkClown.

**clocker** · 03-31-2005, 12:36 AM

Originally Posted by FKDUP74

well.....yeah and no.....
i dont mind passing on what i learn, it was given to me freely after all,
but i do see your point, for many reasons that i cant get into right now

My knowledge isn't free...it's part and parcel of my job.
I spend lots of time reading reviews, checking forums etc., for the lowdown on components and combinations that work.
Sure, there are lots of customers that I'll shoot the shit with for free, but if you buy your stuff from someone else (most likely an on-line retailer), why should I then provide their tech support?

I'm not a grump, just realistic.
I spend my time with people I think (or at least hope) will BUY.