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Bobbert

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I have a vast knowledge of building desktop computers and am willing to share this knowledge with other users if they need help, or just have a few quick questions.

Experience in the area

Hardware Enthusiast and years of IT experience (with more room to learn something new every day).

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Sajjan	10/30/09	10	10	10	10
Craig Sowersby	10/27/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks for your time.
Steve	10/22/09	10	10	10	10	Many thanks. Very helpful. Steve
Bill	10/08/09	10	10	10	10	Bob, Thank you for taking the time .....
eric	10/02/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks be to Bobbert

Recent Answers from Bobbert

2009-11-20 Config new build with current old PC...:

Yes, you can put the new hard-disk into the new computer, but the installed Windows environment will not be compatible with the new hardware. I would suggest installing Windows to a new disk in the new

2009-10-29 Processor or graphic card:

The E4500 shouldn't be a dramatic issue for games, you don't need a quadcore for gaming, and the E6600/6700 isn't going to be a very dramatic difference. Honestly I'd keep the 4500 as is. Regarding the

2009-10-27 Processor or graphic card:

What processor do you have currently? Any of the CPUs selected would be a good option, the E8400 is likely the best value though, although thats based on European/American pricing schemes (if the price

2009-10-27 Processor:

No, there will be no performance issue having a CPU with a higher FSB, the motherboard will automatically adjust the ratio between the CPU FSB and the memory (called a "divider") and things will work fluidly

2009-10-26 Computer works everywhere but where I need it.:

Honestly I'm not seeing any blatant reason for the system to stop working, so either its something fairly subtle in the environment thats being missed, or I'm missing something altogether, as generally

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