I think upgrading to the Radeon 5 series would work. Not overly sure on which are compatible not compatible. If any. Radeon 5450 looks cheap and decent!
Fitted my new PSU today, everything seems to be working ok, except for one thing, my fan for the PSU was on the back, now it's facing the graphics card, but the new graphics card I've ordered has a fan on it too. Will they be working against each other or are they meant to be like that? If it's a problem could someone recommend me a solution, cheap as possible, already £50 over what I wanted to spend.
Just waiting for the new graphics card to turn up, then the next upgrade will be a SSD running the OS, with everything else on the current HDD.
It doesn't fit in any other way. Everything is lined up correctly and is fitted correct so i'm not sure if it's a (major) design fault or meant to be like that and is blowing air out the back. I literally can't feel anything either side of the fan to tell if it's blowing in or out.
It's came and it's fitted. It was a piece of piss. Although my computer is now running really slow.
How do I find out what motherboard I have?
Below is a short listing of each of the different methods of determining the motherboard in your computer.
If the motherboard is in a working computer there are several different free software programs capable of determining the motherboard in the computer.
Unfortunately, without any documentation, determining the manufacturer or model of a motherboard can be cumbersome if the above software solutions do not work. If you have lost your documentation or your computer did not included any documentation, you can open the computer and visually inspect the motherboard for a manufacturer and model. In many cases, computer hardware, expansion cards, and cables need to be disconnected or removed before you can inspect all portions of the motherboard.
When looking at the motherboard, the model number or manufacturer is usually on a white sticker or a silk screen on the very edge of the motherboard that will have a manufacturer, model, or part number that can be searched for additional information about the motherboard.
Need to determine the chipset and not the motherboard.
If you are looking for additional information about the type or form factor of the motherboard, see the motherboard help page or form factor definition for additional information about each of the motherboard form factors and information on how to distinguish the form factor.
If you are unable to locate a manufacturer or model number of the motherboard, but are able to locate a FCC identification number, it is recommended that you perform a FCC search using that number. Additional information about FCC numbers and how to search for information about a FCC number can be found on our FCC dictionary definition page.
From a link on the same page:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...c=en&docname=c01357135&lc=en&product=3705515&
For the graphics card you will need to visit that manufacturer's site.
You may also need to remove some existing drivers if there is a conflict.
Thank you, Do you know if it supports SSD?
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