Actually the amount of memory and the processor speed/type should concern you. Granted this isn't the latest and greatest but those two items will influence what software you can run and what you can do with it.
You indicated you wanted to "Watch videos" but this setup will keep you going for a year or two without upgrading.
I understand that it is not the latest and greatest out there but as long as it runs that is all I really care about. I am not looking at running some software that requires a bigger processor.
I am in no hurry about the pics of the additional Video card and screenshots. Just when you get a chance to get them.
Here's the video card. VGA/DVI/HDMI outputs. So you can even use the HDMI out to an HDTV if you have one. Comes with the "Low Profile" bracket in case you want to put it in a compact case at some point in the future.
Here's the video card. VGA/DVI/HDMI outputs. So you can even use the HDMI out to an HDTV if you have one. Comes with the "Low Profile" bracket in case you want to put it in a compact case at some point in the future.
Everything works together. I had the Mobo/Video Card/RAM fired up over the weekend and loaded Win 7 Pro on an old SATA hard drive using a SATA DVDRW drive. Worked perfectly.
I'll do it again with an old IDE drive to make sure that port works. It did last time I used it.
Everything works together. I had the Mobo/Video Card/RAM fired up over the weekend and loaded Win 7 Pro on an old SATA hard drive using a SATA DVDRW drive. Worked perfectly.
I'll do it again with an old IDE drive to make sure that port works. It did last time I used it.
Here's the video card. VGA/DVI/HDMI outputs. So you can even use the HDMI out to an HDTV if you have one. Comes with the "Low Profile" bracket in case you want to put it in a compact case at some point in the future.
Everything works together. I had the Mobo/Video Card/RAM fired up over the weekend and loaded Win 7 Pro on an old SATA hard drive using a SATA DVDRW drive. Worked perfectly.
I'll do it again with an old IDE drive to make sure that port works. It did last time I used it.
No big rush on testing the IDE port. The only thing I will have to add (if I want to that is) is an Parallel card so that I can still use my old HP Printer. Then again I got one of those USB to Parallel cables around here somewhere.
After reading reviews on this card, it definately will work for what I want it to.
No big rush on testing the IDE port. The only thing I will have to add (if I want to that is) is an Parallel card so that I can still use my old HP Printer. Then again I got one of those USB to Parallel cables around here somewhere.
There's a parallel port header on the motherboard. You'd need the cable and bracket for it. The motherboard didn't come with that. Most likely an option.
There's a parallel port header on the motherboard. You'd need the cable and bracket for it. The motherboard didn't come with that. Most likely an option.
I have something similar to this and it works well [ame]http://www.amazon.com/C2G-16898-IEEE-1284-Parallel-Printer/dp/B0000510T7/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1389938103&sr=8-8&keywords=usb+to+printer+cable[/ame].
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