yay, finally!!
Product Name HP Compaq nc6400 (EH521AV)
Windows System Assessment
CPU Score 4.70 (Calculations per second)
Memory Score 4.50 (Memory operations per second)
Graphics Score 3.20 (Desktop performance for Windows Aero)
D3D Score 3.50 (3D business and gaming graphics performance)
Disk Score 5.70 (Disk data transfer rate)
Windows Experience Index 3.20 (Base score)
RAM: 1024Gb
Disk Space Disk C: 277 GB Available, 298 GB Total, 277 GB Free
CPU Full Name Genuine Intel® CPU T2500 @ 2.00GHz
Property Value
Core 0 Speed 997.6 MHz
Core 0 Multiplier 6.0
Core 1 Speed 997.6 MHz
Core 1 Multiplier 6.0
L1 Data Cache 2 x 32 KBytes
L1 Instructions Cache 2 x 32 KBytes
L2 Cache 2048 KBytes
graphics card
Display Adapter ATI Mobility Radeon X1300
Video memory size 128 MBytes
i think thats all, and thanks for the program zombie, i can use this so much now
Hey your welcome brother, glad you were able to make use of it.
I split this topic from SolidSpartan's 'Rate the PC' thread.
oh ok, for a minute there i thought i accidently posted a new thread.
i still want to upgrade the graphics card.
How old is that computer? What OS do you have on it?
we just got it a few months ago. im not sure how lod it actually is, thats why inculede the model name(HP Compaq nc6400, i thought). as for the OS XP wouldnt work on my 320Gb HD, so we had to use vista
(09-17-2009 12:27 PM)Slayer-72 Wrote: [ -> ]we just got it a few months ago. im not sure how lod it actually is, thats why inculede the model name(HP Compaq nc6400, i thought). as for the OS XP wouldnt work on my 320Gb HD, so we had to use vista
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that theres any reason for an OS not to install unless its not genuine or you didn't use the proper key code. even pirate copies of soft ware will install, you just wont have any access to their updates cause it wont validate.
If the OS was 32 bit, there is a limit to how much of the hard drive that it can address. Though, that should be handled by the file system & not the OS, but I do remember it being an issue with Windows 98 & drives larger than 32gb had to be jumpered down. Chances are XP wouldn't work with proprietary hardware that was onboard, such as the sound card, ethernet, ect.
& FYI, if you don't include a correct validation key, Windows XP will operate for 30 days. At that point you will only be able to log in with the validation key.
Actually the maximum amount of hard drive space your partitions can be doesn't have anything to do with 32 or 64 bits (thats just memory addressing) but it has to do with the file system and its addressing. NTFS has a much higher limit than FAT32. From what I'm reading it does seem that 2k & Xp can have a higher volume limit than 95/98 (on fat32) but no where here the theoretical limit. You should look it up on wikipedia.
no2pencil wrote
Quote:if you don't include a correct validation key, Windows XP will operate for 30 days. At that point you will only be able to log in with the validation key.
I knew there was some reason I didn't use that bootleg any more, couldn't remember what it was. Thanks for reminding Me.
Using a 320GB hard-drive on my computer with Windows XP Home. Total capacity listed for the 320GB drive is 298GB. NTSF file system.
Xp should be able to use a 320 gb hard drive. I have mine using a 750. It is normal that not all of the hard drive room is used. That is because how manufacturers define a gig & how the operating systems define a gig are different.
meh, i dont really know why i was just reciting the reason he gave us as to why he didnt install it on the computer.
i dont mind vista that much. though it did seem to be using a lot of ram. it said i only had like 33% ram spare.
(09-18-2009 12:48 PM)Slayer-72 Wrote: [ -> ]i dont mind vista that much. though it did seem to be using a lot of ram. it said i only had like 33% ram spare.
That's because the base requirement for Vista is 2GB! It's a resource hog!
Did you disable Aero? That would help you a lot.
Yeh a lot. For me it was all of 33 mb.
The best thing to do is to turn off 3rd party services & other applications that like to run all of the time and turn of the unneeded windows services.
However you have to be careful there. An example of an unneeded windows service is print spooler; you don't need that unless you use a printer.
33MB for disabling Aero? I disabled it on a similar laptop before and it was a huge boost to its performance.
So how much ram did it save? How did you turn it off? I set performance options for best performance & it looked just like 2k with the exception of the start menu. Maybe if you gained more ram than that it could be that the laptop uses shared memory. That would make sense to me.
I don't know. I was doing it for a teacher at school one day.
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