Share your experience!
Ive just bought a RZ422P but dont like the onboard sound.
I have a creative live soundcard and creative 5.1 inspire speakers from my old pc.
Can I upgrade the sound to the creative live card?
Also want to eventually upgrade graphics card to 9800 pro, is this possible with the 300w PSU?
Thanks in advance
Yeah that's why I have been holding out so long for a new desktop.... :smileygrin:
it aint exactly rocket science to change the psu and gfx card.
If you cant find a pc that is already ready built to your specs try www.alienware.com but be prepeared to part with ALL of your well earned cash. :smileygrin:
but thats the comprimise i guess getting a pc that is somehwer near where you want it To be and adding the rest ya self
I thought alienware were just a US company...
no idea but nice pcs still lol
anyway what with this being the first viao i have bought , a question for ya
is it a problem to change the psu on viaos?????
lol after reading the next post, more specifically the RZ422P
it aint exactly rocket science to change the psu and gfx card.
If you cant find a pc that is already ready built to your specs try www.alienware.com but be prepeared to part with ALL of your well earned cash. :smileygrin:
but thats the comprimise i guess getting a pc that is somehwer near where you want it To be and adding the rest ya self
Sometimes it's easier doing that....
Most of the PC shops don't take kindly to being asked to open up the case so you can have a nosey inside unfortunately & you either take the sales person's word about the various specs or leave well alone.
I have asked in a few places & the only ones willing to open the case have been small shops who value customer opinion & satisfaction.
Most of the PC shops don't take kindly to being asked to open up the case so you can have a nosey inside unfortunately & you either take the sales person's word about the various specs or leave well alone.
I have asked in a few places & the only ones willing to open the case have been small shops who value customer opinion & satisfaction.
Surely half the fun is building it yourself :smileygrin:
Depends Dave, all on how it goes, and if you like fiddling with the cables on the case which control the buttons