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Upgrading Computer need SERIOUS HELP!!?!?!?

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right i want to play counter strike source.. i just bought it and put everything on low and it still runs slow.. my current setup is

Motherboard: MSI 915GLM-V

Chipset: Intel i915GL

Processor: Intel Celeron D : 3200mhz

Video Card : Intel(R) 82915G/GV/910GL Express Chipset Family..

RAM just bought 1gb waiting for it to arrive.

i want serious help. im in the uk so maybe uk sites.. i want to know if i have to get a new mobo.. which and which psu .. good graphics that will go with this and good processor please HELP ME BECAUSE I JUST BOUGHT A GAME WHICH RUNS TOO SLOW TO EVEN PLAY THANKS!!!

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  1. im from the UK!!! i can help!!! lol

    first with CSS (counter strike source) it is not necesarry for an upgrade to make everything run faster

    what you could try before spending money is an fps config.... first create a notepad file called "autoexec.cfg" in your cstrike\config folder (if you dont know where that is then the directory is usually "C:\programfiles\steam\steamapps

    \(youraccountname)

    \counterstrike-source

    \cstrike\cfg

    now search in google counterstrike source fps config and then copy and paste all the things that it sez into the config file.....

    hardware im good with but i have to finish this quick.... if u want more advice email me at philawp@aol.co.uk (got to run) hope i helped


  2. Your Video Card looks like its integrated. Integrated Video Cards are VERY bad for gaming especially for FPS(First Person Shooter).

    But if you look at your motherboard, its VERY old. I did a google search on it and it seems to support DDR RAM, not DDR2. Your motherboard is VERY old. I suggest you get another motherboard, graphics card, and PSU. The PSU should be at least 450W. Your graphics card should  be AT LEAST a 8400GS. A good processor would be any cheap core 2 duo that will support your motherboard.  

  3. You should definatly try going through your computer and uninstalling all the programs you don't really use any more and get that wasted space off your computer.

    After that, do a disk defragment. Go to computer manager and then do a disk defragment. It doesn't take that long and really helps

    Good luck

    :)

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