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12/20/2008 |
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Although this computer will support 64 bit Linux, it is recommended that you gather the necessary drivers before installing the aforementioned operating system.
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08/18/2009
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11/28/2008 |
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Vista Ultimate would run well in this computer.
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07/03/2009
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10/27/2008 |
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This computer doesn't have a 56k modem. You could install an add-on card or a 56k USB modem.
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07/03/2009
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09/23/2009 |
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09/23/2009 |
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Your posting leaves out the mention of Video. Is that not installed or built into the motherboard and if so what is the chipset?
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09/10/2009 |
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This computer's motherboard, the MSI K9N6PGM2-V, comes with the integrated NVIDIA GeForce 6100 video controller.
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Lincoln Posted
09/15/2009
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Hi. My Systemax desktop system with 3 gigs of memory arrived in good shape and works fine, but it is soooo slow. It is slower to open windows, open emails, switch to another tab, etc than my old machine, which was four years old and a much slower, single core processor. What could be causing this? I am running XP home edition, SP3.Brian
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09/01/2009 |
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Try to check how many applications you have on start-up or in the system tray. If you have many applications that have to be initialized during start-up, that may contribute to longer boot up time.
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09/09/2009
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I think this is being redundant, but I have Win XP home edition, never used. I know how to use nLite to slipstream SATA drivers into a new install disk.1) I want to be assured that this system has the 32-bit Win XP SATA driver, or a pointer to where I can download it, and that MS XP Home Edition will install on it.2) The specs for this motherboard say it supports up to 2 PATA HDDs. Can it be set up to boot from one of them instead of the SATA?Thanks
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08/27/2009 |
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This computer uses the MSI K9N6PGM2-V motherboard. Try to go to the board manufacturer's website for more information on the SATA driver.
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09/09/2009
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08/26/2009 |
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That may work but you will still be prompted to install the drivers of the hardware components.
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09/09/2009
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Some people have mentioned XP not having SATA drivers. Yet many have posted reviews stating that they installed XP and this system worked out of the box. I am curious if I will have issues using XP, Does everyone have to slipstream the drivers or is this only an occasional problem for XP users?
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08/24/2009 |
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Windows XP does not have SATA drivers. The easiest way to install XP on a SATA hard drive is to slipstream the SATA driver. Another way is to boot through USB and have the SATA drivers installed first before going through the installation of XP.
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09/09/2009
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I am looking for a cheaper computer to just use for backing up the other computers on my home network. Can I install Microsoft Windows Home Server 32 Bit 1 Pack (Power pack 1) - OEM as the operating system on this computer and expand the hard drive capability or does someone have a better option.
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08/24/2009 |
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Yes, you may install Windows Home Server on this computer. If it is going to be just a repository, you will just have to augment its storage capability to be able to facilitate the volume of files it has to keep.
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09/09/2009
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08/22/2009 |
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If you are referring to the recovery disc that came with your Dell computer, it will not work on this computer.
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Lincoln Posted
08/25/2009
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If the software came on it's own disc I imagine you could install it on a separate system but if the software came pre packaged on a system disc or a factory restore disc then I don't think you would be able to use it here.
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Don Posted
08/24/2009
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08/19/2009 |
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Yes, you may have this computer run on Vista Ultimate 32 bit.
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Lincoln Posted
08/25/2009
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08/12/2009 |
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This particular barebones kit does not include an operating system. The barebone kits are sold with the components advertised. You can customize the kit as you see fit.
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Expert Posted
08/14/2009
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I am thinking of buying this computer but i have a few questions. 1. How much memory is on the GeForce 6100 and will it support games like team fortress 2, counterstrike source and left 4 dead. If not is this computer upgradeable in that area.
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08/09/2009 |
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07/29/2009 |
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The MSI K9N6PGM2-V motherboard of this computer supports up to 4GB of PC2-6400 memory (2x 2GB) of RAM.
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Lincoln Posted
08/18/2009
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07/29/2009 |
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This computer's specifications supports the requirements of Windows 7 and Windows Virtual PC.
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08/18/2009
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07/03/2009 |
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This computer has one PCI-express 16X, one PCI-express X1 and 2 PCI slots.
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Lincoln Posted
07/14/2009
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Does this computer come with a monitor,and a mouse, i have laptops at my house and were getting a desktop and i need to know if i have to buy those sepeatly. someone please help me!
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06/23/2009 |
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This product comes with a keyboard and mouse. To be able to use this computer, you would just need to add a monitor. Speakers would be another thing you could consider to add on this system.
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07/03/2009
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I love how fast i got my fabulous computer! however... shortly after i installed my systems op, i lost the sound on my computer. when i do sound check, it works just fine, but when i try to play media, it tells me there is no sound device installed. i installed the disk it came with repeatedly! HELP!
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05/20/2009 |
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Try to verify if the audio drivers have been properly installed and is is recognized in the device manager. Try to use a different program to play audio and check if you are going to get the same issue.
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Lincoln Posted
08/18/2009
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I loaded xp professional in computer and then loaded in the hardware disc that came with it.All worked well except the computer has no sound.I tryed reloading the hardware disc again, still nothing. What can I do to fix this.
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04/18/2009 |
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You can go to windows update in the control panel menu. You should be able to update the software of your computer and search for a missing plug in.
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04/22/2009
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03/20/2009 |
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You could look for the Windows XP disc that has the SATA drivers slipstreamed or you could also slipstream the SATA drivers yourself. Walk-throughs on how to slipstream the SATA drivers are available on the internet.
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Jestin Posted
07/03/2009
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03/20/2009 |
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Any of those operating system will work on this computer. However, if you intend to run a 64 bit operating system, upgrading to 4GB memory would be another option you could consider for better system performance.
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07/03/2009
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02/27/2009 |
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Does this computer need drivers other than what comes with Windows XP Pro SP3 to run all Hardware included in the system?
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01/06/2009 |
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You would also need to slipstream the SATA drivers to Windows XP to avoid any issues since this computer has a SATA hard drive.
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07/03/2009
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