Help to buy new CPU

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  1. whs
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       #31

    smarteyeball, I think we are in agreement - more or less. And I only made this mention (PS: I happen to have 3 SSDs for 3 different systems) to demonstrate my conviction (put your money where your mouth is) and that I have made the comparisons myself - not inputs from 3d parties. I can assure you that even my quad core system with 4GB of RAM was a lame duck compared to my moderate 2.5GHz duo core and 3GB of RAM with an SSD. That's when I decided to equip all my systems with SSDs (still 2 to go though - those are laptops where I need bigger SSDs and bigger $$'s).
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  2. Posts : 12,364
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       #32

    whs said:
    smarteyeball, I think we are in agreement - more or less.
    We are :)
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  3. Posts : 21
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       #33

    OK I know it is probably overkill for us but!!! I hope it will last awhile (now when have I said that before)
    This laptop is new and I do have problem with glare on this. As for the SSD well the prices are still too high here as much as I think it is the way to go for the OS.
    As for building a CPU myself well I know it is cheaper and I could get the specs I need/want but how easy
    is it to fry things for a novice builder.

    Sergiogarcia9 I think my shuttle (built by no1 son 2005) could be dead by 5 months if not will be.

    Smartyeball my husband is the kid

    whs ran the win7 advisor monitor didn't show up at all that doesn't look good?
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  4. whs
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       #34

    I had a look at the Philips website. The latest driver I saw was for Vista (which could possibly work - but who knows). But I am not certain if I got your exact model because there were 7 different ones with the model number you posted. maybe you want to have a look yourself: Philips - Search Once you got to your model, look on the left side for "Software and Drivers".
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  5. Posts : 21
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       #35

    Hubby hasn't given me a budget and you are all giving me a good lot of info which is what I needed.
    Your views are very much appreciated and I have taken it all in. The more you disscuss the more I learn
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  6. Posts : 21
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       #36

    whs I did a search on philips site drivers for my model only go to xp
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  7. whs
    Posts : 26,210
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       #37

    Have a look at the post above your last one. You may have missed it since we posted at the same time.

    LOL, you are always faster than me.
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  8. whs
    Posts : 26,210
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       #38

    alders said:
    whs I did a search on philips site drivers for my model only go to xp
    190P7EB/27 Philips Brilliance LCD monitor 190P7EB 19" SXGA - Philips Support

    This one showed a Vista driver.
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  9. Posts : 11,990
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       #39

    I agree with whs; you need to update your monitor. Your eyes will thank you. I updated last year.
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  10. Posts : 21
    Window 7
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       #40

    OK mine is Philips 190P6EB/00 I love being fast at something lol. I have been looking at the tutorials on here
    instead of working. I tried my laptop on the monitor couldn't get it to work, running win7 home prem
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