Advice on Hardware Upgrades

Hardware advice. Man replacing memory, disk

Thinking of upgrading your hardware?

Sooner or later all computers need upgrading or replacement. Selecting the right hardware can be a minefield. The main upgradeable internal components include processors, memory, disks and graphics cards. The decision may also come down to whether to upgrade individual components or replace the whole system.

Processors

Processors can often be replaced but the new processor must be compatible your motherboard, your power supply and other factors such as cooling must also be considered.

Graphics Cards

New graphics cards are a must for the keen computer gamer. If you are upgrading your Windows XP computer to run Vista, you may need to upgrade your graphics card to get the best from the new operating system.

Memory

Additional memory generally puts a spring in any creaking computer's step. But what specification do you need and how much should you add without entering the realms of overkill?

Disks

And if you're thinking of upgrading your disk, how much space are you likely to need in the future? Also, how do you plan to get your existing programs, data and setup transferred over to the new disk.

How can we help?

We have extensive experience of performing all types of upgrades. We can remotely access your computer over the internet and assess what the most beneficial upgrades will be for your computer, customising our recommendations to based on what you tell us about how you use it. We will also be clear when we think you're better off cutting your losses on your existing machine and replacing it. We can then help you source the upgrades you decide on and even help walk you through the installation process.

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