Recent content by lotny

Thanks for the reply Ghost! Yeah I was thinking about that 'first problem' too. Most likely I'll have to buy some specific PSU that'll have the right connectors. How do I know that though? How do i know what type I must buy? If that helps, here's the model if my current PSU: CPB09-D220A. And...

I don't think I understand you, why would I use a cardboard for my computer's case? I already have a case for my computer. Obviously.

I didn't really get a straight answer for this one, and I'm still wondering if it's possible: Can I buy a bigger Power Supply and simply place it outside my computer? Plug everything in so it works but put the PSU itself on the floor or on the table? That'd make upgrading the GPU possible. But...

So basically, there's nothing I can do to upgrade it...? Well now I'm considering selling this PC then ^^' Thanks again for all the help.

Oh, that is terrible... I also thought of another possible (?) way of upgrading my PSU though: If I bought a decent one even if it didn't fit, would it be possible to just put all the cables in the right place into the right slots etc and just put the PSU outside the PC? On the floor for...

I should've thought of that earlier. I uploaded ready PDF file, it's only 10MB, shouldn't take more than 3 minutes to download. Here is the link: Packard Bell oneTwo L5351.pdf download - 2shared

Thanks for the answer! I downloaded the file, but I don't really know what you want me to read? In section "upgrading your computer" they only mention about upgrading your RAM and hard drive. As opening the computer (it's not opened at the moment) is REALLY troublesome, I'd just like to ask...

Hi. From the start I'd like to apologise for any mistakes I'll make, my english isn't perfect. So yeah, my problem started from wanting to upgrade my graphics card. I knew it was gonna be a bit more troublesome, because my computer is so called "all in one", which is simply a big PC screen...