[CrazyComputerMan]

I havent got time to deal with this but i would really need your help.

Im building a client's PC




Intel P DualCore x2

2gb RAM memory

Asus P5N73-AM

Windows Vista Premium

160GB Serial ATA II HDD

Integrated NVIDIA Geforce 7050 CineFix3.0 Graphics

Intenal 52 in 1 card reader

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THANKS A MUCH!

[Daveskater]

What do you want help with? All I see is a list of computer parts.

[Gunner]

Here's your mobo. What else you need?

[CrazyComputerMan]

Daveskater says::: What do you want help with? All I see is a list of computer parts.


Just checking if the specifications is compaitiable for Vista? and also Adobe Photoshop editing, Because i show the specification to Alcom and the man say motherboard and graphic card is incompaitable for Vista.

Just checking, If all is allright let me know so i need to let man know the price of PC's

[Gunner]

CCM, I think you're good to go.
Here is Vista System Requirements.
Good luck.

[Daveskater]

I can't see why it wouldn't work for Vista, depends on what speed the CPU is on how well it'll perform, but I can't see any problems.

If you go on the download page for the latest Nvidia drivers, it has a list of supporte products on there, so you can check that to make sure that card/chipset is on there.

[Albert Lionheart]

Depending on what your client wants to use this machine for, I might add a PCI-E graphics card for a performance boost. Otherwise this is fine.

[Daveskater]

That's something I forgot to say earlier - if they're going to be quite intensively using Photoshop then they may want a better graphics card. If they have version CS4 then they definitely will as it uses the power of the GPU along with the CPU.

[CrazyComputerMan]

Thanks everyone!

I love you all TST People, Have a chocolate!

Hands off Donna! They're not for you

[CrazyComputerMan]

Can you tell me which is the best graphic card that should add it for PC specification? I find PCI-E is totally expensive.

But please explain me

[Daveskater]

Trust me mate, AGP cards can be a lot more than PCI-e

Like I said though, it depends on how intensively they use Photoshop and what version they have. It also depends on if they play games at all or not.

[CrazyComputerMan]

Customer dont play games, I think he hates pinball

[Daveskater]

He'll probably be alright with the built in graphics then

[CrazyComputerMan]

But he use Photoshop (Expensive one)

[Daveskater]

It'll be ok as long as he doesn't do 3D rendering for hours on end Even then it would still do it but not as fast.

For normal PS use it'll be ok.

[CrazyComputerMan]

I gave up, He brought a original PC because he got some thigh deadline that he want to so he brought a ready-maded Packard Bell with some services. Im was usually busy with newsflash and stuffs. And he offer me a pint for this stuffs,

I told him dont worry but am happy to support you to fix PC if he require and he say other PC has crashed down think it's (missing or corrupt WINNNT\SYSTEM32\ CONFIG\SYSTEMced)

I might ask him to offer Data Transfer if he need one.

[Albert Lionheart]

I have had several machines into the wksps with problems with system32 files over the last couple of days - I though it might be hard drives and a coincidence but now think it must be another dodgy windows update perhaps.

[Gunner]

...he brought a ready-maded Packard Bell...

Packerd He11?? Didn't know they still made those sick puppies.

[Albert Lionheart]

"Against stupidity the Gods themselves strive in vain" (dunno who said that but is seems appropriate here!)

[Gunner]

Friedrich von Schiller (1759–1805) I google fast.
I thought sure PB was bought but can't confirm.
Packard He11 and Comtrash were the worst compared to even Emachines.
Sorry.