I got my PC repaired and WTF ?

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Hi there !
My pc HD got SMART STATUS BAD and used the guarantee.

My HD was 500 gb SATA ('bluebird' or something i don't remember :S )

So they just had to change it with the same one.
Now that mother fuckers had putted 500 gb samsung 502 HI which is with 5200 rpm. Damn.

Also they've changed my motherboard !!! :SSS
I remember that it was foxconn now it is nvidia 6100 PM -M2.

I saw that this motherboard supports 256 mb shared memory size for the graphics card.
I have ATI 5400 HD which is 1024 MB.

That means that the video card can be used just 1/4 of its capacity ?
Thanks

EDIT : Can you tell which motherboard is better ?

Foxconn R74-921 or Geforce6100 PM - M2 ?

I didn't found any info in the net about my previous foxconn R74-921
 
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Ok can you tell which motherboard is better ?

Foxconn R74-921 or Geforce6100 PM - M2 ?

Edit : I didn't found any info in the net about my previous foxconn R74-921
 
go back with a shotgun and shove it up their ass and ask for ur shit back or else shoot em up the ass and ask em how that feels
 
Hi there !
My pc HD got SMART STATUS BAD and used the guarantee.

My HD was 500 gb SATA ('bluebird' or something i don't remember :S )

So they just had to change it with the same one.
Now that mother fuckers had putted 500 gb samsung 502 HI which is with 5200 rpm. Damn.

Also they've changed my motherboard !!! :SSS
I remember that it was foxconn now it is nvidia 6100 PM -M2.

I saw that this motherboard supports 256 mb shared memory size for the graphics card.
I have ATI 5400 HD which is 1024 MB.

That means that the video card can be used just 1/4 of its capacity ?
Thanks


EDIT : Can you tell which motherboard is better ?

Foxconn R74-921 or Geforce6100 PM - M2 ?

I didn't found any info in the net about my previous foxconn R74-921

The answer is no. Your ATI 5400 HD is probably a PCI-E video card. So the shared memory size has nothing to do with it. A 1gb video card has it's own dedicated memory that it can fully utilize.
 
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