quick computer question (mobo, processor)
I think you'll probably have to re-install your OS when you change motherboards. And I don't think you can use the Dell CD again because it can only be installed on a Dell machine. I could be all wrong, though.
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Originally posted by b_dyche

The fastest Athlon XP (Barton) should do well... a 2800+ should be more than sufficient, and is $200 less than the 3200+... also, when shopping for computer parts, try www.newegg.com and www.pricewatch.com

The fastest Athlon XP (Barton) should do well... a 2800+ should be more than sufficient, and is $200 less than the 3200+... also, when shopping for computer parts, try www.newegg.com and www.pricewatch.com
Originally posted by Black2000GSR
I think you'll probably have to re-install your OS when you change motherboards. And I don't think you can use the Dell CD again because it can only be installed on a Dell machine. I could be all wrong, though.
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I think you'll probably have to re-install your OS when you change motherboards. And I don't think you can use the Dell CD again because it can only be installed on a Dell machine. I could be all wrong, though.
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good luck with it and let me know if you have any questions.
Originally posted by spankaveli
the OS reinstallation is not necessarily true. try it first without doing so, every time i switch motherboards, all i have to do is install the drivers for the new board.
good luck with it and let me know if you have any questions.
the OS reinstallation is not necessarily true. try it first without doing so, every time i switch motherboards, all i have to do is install the drivers for the new board.
good luck with it and let me know if you have any questions.
Everytime I've tried to change motherboard with either Win2K or WinXP, a reinstall has been necessary.
Maybe Dom'll get lucky, though.



