Killing Floor Update Released
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Actually the XPS line isn't all that bad. Overpriced, of course, but they use standard dimensions on the XPS line, so you can upgrade pretty much anything but the motherboard. Kinda like my XPS 410, I've upgraded the RAM, PSU, video card, and soon to be processor.
It's great for people who don't want to go through the hassle of building one or who want 12 months of no interest.
I'd still recommend building though
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I found out that the medigun glitch still can work..., if a medic dies with the mp7 on and leaves the game, you can pick up the gun and sell it for a lot...
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Actually the XPS line isn't all that bad. Overpriced, of course, but they use standard dimensions on the XPS line, so you can upgrade pretty much anything but the motherboard. Kinda like my XPS 410, I've upgraded the RAM, PSU, video card, and soon to be processor.
It's great for people who don't want to go through the hassle of building one or who want 12 months of no interest.
I'd still recommend building though
The worst Thing about them is the graphics card is integrated into the motherboard, so there is no way you can upgrade it. Im stuck with this crappy card until I can afford a new PC
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What do you mean? Even if it's integrated into the motherboard, as long as you have a free PCI Express slot open it should work (assuming your case is big enough, and also that if you have a decent power supply). When you put in the dedicated card, you boot up your bios and turn off the integrated and turn on the PCIE port instead.The worst Thing about them is the graphics card is integrated into the motherboard, so there is no way you can upgrade it. Im stuck with this crappy card until I can afford a new PC
Unless you're running an outdated architecture (PCI or AGP) then I'd agree with you.
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I'm not a computer whiz but apparently the GPU is soldered to the MOBO. (whatever that means )
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That's what integrated means...
You should still have an open slot on your motherboard. Though, if your computer is old, the outdated interface might not matter anyways.
You should still have an open slot on your motherboard. Though, if your computer is old, the outdated interface might not matter anyways.
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Well there isn't. But it's definitely not old.
I know that the RAM and Processor are upgradable however.
I know that the RAM and Processor are upgradable however.
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New mainboards aren't that expensive but if you get one you basically can buy a new system ...
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