That's a good idea. Only prob is that I don't want to upgrade other components right now cause all the current technology has reached it's maximun pootential and is being phased out. The new technology is out, but it is still first gen with advancments already happening.
- not all computers are fully 64 bit compatible yet
- processor manufacturs are still trying to figure out what's the next step
- SATA has just come out and already SATA II is out but with not alot of support yet
- PCI-E2 is out and they haven't even made full use of the AGP bandwidth let alone PCI-E1
- AMD doesn't even support DDR2 yet while is has already been said that it has reached its full potential. DDR3 should come out and AMD hasn't even made the step to 2
I don't wanna put money into something that will become outdated in a couple years. Yes, my computer is older, but it has been around for 4 years and still exceeds all minimum requirements by far. In a couple years when my computer finally can't meet the minimum requirements all the new technology should finally have slowed in development. That's when all of you are gonna replace your current systems because it'll be first gen technology so I'd rather wait and make the most of whatI have until then. That way I buy one computer in two years rather than one now and another later.
No reason to type all that, just wanted to. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.
- not all computers are fully 64 bit compatible yet
- processor manufacturs are still trying to figure out what's the next step
- SATA has just come out and already SATA II is out but with not alot of support yet
- PCI-E2 is out and they haven't even made full use of the AGP bandwidth let alone PCI-E1
- AMD doesn't even support DDR2 yet while is has already been said that it has reached its full potential. DDR3 should come out and AMD hasn't even made the step to 2
I don't wanna put money into something that will become outdated in a couple years. Yes, my computer is older, but it has been around for 4 years and still exceeds all minimum requirements by far. In a couple years when my computer finally can't meet the minimum requirements all the new technology should finally have slowed in development. That's when all of you are gonna replace your current systems because it'll be first gen technology so I'd rather wait and make the most of whatI have until then. That way I buy one computer in two years rather than one now and another later.
No reason to type all that, just wanted to. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.