Damn that was hard work - Finally got my new GeForce 5200 working on my Dell Dimension 2350 after about 5 hours of fiddling with it. Still, looking good so far and I should be back playing later today.
I was thinking of starting on the sholderpads quests just because they look cool...
Graphics Trials and Tribulations
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Graphics Trials and Tribulations
by Saudonan » Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:37 am
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by trgeorge » Sat Mar 04, 2006 4:27 am
I recomed to go to Junkyard in Galway Shire for 1st part of quest. Droprate there is much better (with possible exception of one ore two items).
Dell is ok until you want to upgrade it I guess.
Dell is ok until you want to upgrade it I guess.
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by Kid » Sat Mar 04, 2006 5:12 am
Dell PC's are for newbie's 
Best to build your own from scratch. You end up with a much better machine that is easy to upgrade. Dell don't want you to upgrade, they want you to buy a new PC from them.
Best to build your own from scratch. You end up with a much better machine that is easy to upgrade. Dell don't want you to upgrade, they want you to buy a new PC from them.
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by trgeorge » Sat Mar 04, 2006 6:31 am
Still, building your own PC can be tricky. You have manufacturers, whose products don't work together and you can loose quite a bit potential if you aren't carefull what you put into box. But there are sites that advise on this stuff.
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