Posts by rustyangler7

System Specs:
CPU...
AMD Athlon X2 3600
Package: Socket AM2 (940)
Clock speed: 1909.5 MHz
Motherboard...
ASRock AM2NF3-VSTA
Memory...
Kingmax 4096 MB PC2 - 6400 (400 MHz)
Power Supply..
600 W

Do I need an AGP graphics card for this setup?
My usual gaming resolution is roughly 1042 x 768.
Budgeting about $233...
Regarding retailers, any shop will do as long as they have a website for ordering and offer standard mail delivery...

Just one thing to note: I previously had an ATI Radeon HD 3650 on AGP and ran into massive driver issues. It somehow functions on Windows XP, but absolutely nothing works on Windows 7, and I’d really prefer to be playing on Windows 7.
Thanks in advance.🙂

Everything looks clean enough. It's just the whole process of swapping out the thermal paste that escapes me. I don't really have a clue what I'm doing there. Which specific paste are we talking about?

And it's expired.

I bumped it up, but honestly, nothing changed.

My new Radeon HD 3650 is hitting temperatures north of 110 degrees. Anyone have a clue why? Then the whole rig just shuts down and the monitor starts buzzing. I swapped back to my old card for now and everything seems fine.

Greetings, everyone.
My little cousin, who is 17 months old, had a high fever, excessive drooling, a cough, and a rash covering his body and throat before he was admitted to the hospital. At night, he struggled to sleep, tossing and turning restlessly in bed. By tomorrow, he won't even be able to support himself on his feet—only on his knees. He is currently being treated with intravenous antibiotics three times a day for four days.
All tests on his vital organs came back normal. He’s responding well to the antibiotics; he seems cheerful, eating, and sleeping. He reacts when I touch him, pulls his legs toward himself, and wiggles his legs and toes, though he still can't quite stand on his own.
His sedimentacija was 76.

Hello everyone.
My little cousin, who’s been fighting this for 17 months, had a massive fever before ending up in the hospital. He was drooling constantly, coughing, and broke out in a rash all over his body and throat. At night, he couldn't settle—just tossing and turning in bed. By tomorrow, he won't even be able to stand on his feet, only on his knees. He’s currently being treated with intravenous antibiotics three times a day for four days.
All his vital organ tests came back normal. He’s responding to the antibiotics; he’s cheerful, eating, sleeping, reaching out with his hands, pulling his legs toward him, and wiggling his feet and toes. Still, he just can't support himself on his legs yet.
His sedimentacija was 76.