Re: Macbook

by **Support** Tue Sep 16 2008, 03:00

It is as It is faster than my PC with less the spec (and the PC has much less amount of programs Razz

).

My PC has almost double the spec of my mac and my mac is faster!

by **Dojan5** Tue Sep 16 2008, 09:36

Cats11112 wrote:It is as It is faster than my PC with less the spec (and the PC has much less amount of programs ).

My PC has almost double the spec of my mac and my mac is faster!

That is soley because of the three different CPU's...
Your PC might have dual triple or quad core, but it doesn't matter. It don't give as much performance as three different CPU's handling three different things.
It both improves sound graphic and performance quality, without a good graphics card...

by **Support** Wed Sep 17 2008, 16:54

Some don't even have graphics cards (the older ones).

by J.Z.W Wed Sep 17 2008, 16:55

WHA...???
HOW IN THE WORLD DO YOU GET GRAPHICS THEN???

by **Support** Wed Sep 17 2008, 16:56

A graphics cpu Wink

They all do now I think though (I did say old ones)

by Hiko Wed Sep 17 2008, 17:15

can you change graphics cards in laptops?

by **Support** Wed Sep 17 2008, 17:20

You can, but it's hard to find the right one Wink

by Hiko Wed Sep 17 2008, 17:21

figures..with you could just buy a regular graphics card :\

by **Dojan5** Tue Sep 30 2008, 03:34

Cats11112 wrote:You can, but it's hard to find the right one

It isn't.
Look what it says on the existant graphics card, look at the one who built the machine and buy a new.

by **Support** Tue Sep 30 2008, 11:37

Yes but he will also need to look up the motherboard to see if it can support the about of memory on the graphics card, also he needs to buy the right type of slot for it for example PCI-E.

I know we find it easy but others may not Wink

by **Dojan5** Tue Sep 30 2008, 23:22

Cats11112 wrote:Yes but he will also need to look up the motherboard to see if it can support the about of memory on the graphics card, also he needs to buy the right type of slot for it for example PCI-E.

I know we find it easy but others may not

Its about the same procedure for finding RAM memories.
Look at the sticker on the motherboard and on the graphics card.
Write down all that on a paper.
Open up Google and search for it.
Search for a new compatible graphics card.
And boom!
I know a even better way, check the Motherboard Manual.

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