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Author Topic: Making an old computer faster? - It's slow. Needs to be faster.  (Read 383 times) Bookmark and Share
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« on: 30 April, 2012, 20:35:03 »
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You could add some radium to make it faster.

Usually for games, the graphics card should be really good to have a reasonable speed. It's much more important than the CPU. But if the computer is made in 2000, then you should also check if you can replace the CPU with a faster one. A lot of things change in technology in 12 years.

At last: The RAM: I think 0.5GB is enough for minecraft, but a bit more won't hurt.
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