Depending on your computer's BIOS, it might support or not a 7200RPM hard disk drive.
Usually a Pentium 3 should support 7200RPM hard disks.
I personally own a 800MHz Pentium 3 with a 160GB ATA hard drive and it worked without updating the BIOS(last updated in February 2000).
So, a Pentium 3 should support newer hard drives but make sure your BIOS is at least from 1999 or 2000 since I don't think a 1995 or 1996 BIOS can handle a 7200RPM hard drive.
no. but if you upgrade your ram to about 3gb you'll be fine
Yes, the official CPU requirement for Windows Vista 32-bit is simply a x86 CPU clocked at 800 Mhz or above. Any Intel Pentium 4 meets those technical specifications. About Windows Vista 64-bit, it depends on model of Pentium 4 : first models don't support x86-64 instructions but the newer models fully support them.
The Dell PowerEdge 2950 is an Intel based server. It has a 80GB hard drive, 1GB memory, and uses an Intel Xeon Duel Core 5110/1.6GHz processor. It is available to purchase direct from Dell or Amazon.
Yes, as far as you consider 250 GB is high capacity.
yes but you wont get the same speed as the old os you were running on
Well i have one and it doesnt do that to me but who knows if it has to other people
by the model number and not all PS3 80GB have the same model
if you want it cheaper, get the 60gb, but with 60gb you dont have everything the 80gb has. however if you want all the features, get 80gb you decide, but i recommend the 60gb.
A new 80GB iPod Classic in Australia is priced at A$349 RRP in GST. The iPod Touch and Nano do not come in 80GB versions.
MOBO - Intel CPU - Intel Core i5 2500K RAM -Kingston 8GB DDR3 (4Gx2) 2133MHz GPU - NVIDIA GTX 570 HDD 1 - 80GB SSD HDD 2 - 2x Segate 1TB in RAID 1 Optical - LG Blu-Ray Burner SATA Case - logitech
You can watch movies on an ipod nano and an 80GB.
Yes the 80GB model will play select PS1 game titles