PC: Games keep crashing? Feel laggy? Read this.

[snowboi1289]

Well, it all depeneds on the model and if its one of the newer ones, because all the newer ones are so compact. I've never opened a newer one, because I was affraid of breaking a part on a brand new computer, thats kinda why I worked mostly with the older computers from like 2005. I can tell you one thing, it will cost more to replace something wrong with a new laptop than a new desktop computer, because desktop computers have way more space than the new tiny compact ones. Go to a computer store, and ask the manager if it would cost more to repalce something in a new laptop thn a new desktop (like 2008 or 2009 computers).

I havent worked at a computer store for prolly more than a year, but I still hold most of the knowledge for the future, so I dont pay somebody to do a small job like replace the hard drive, RAM, stuff like that.

[Skv012a]

Originally Posted by snowboi1289

Well, it all depeneds on the model and if its one of the newer ones, because all the newer ones are so compact. I've never opened a newer one, because I was affraid of breaking a part on a brand new computer, thats kinda why I worked mostly with the older computers from like 2005. I can tell you one thing, it will cost more to replace something wrong with a new laptop than a new desktop computer, because desktop computers have way more space than the new tiny compact ones. Go to a computer store, and ask the manager if it would cost more to repalce something in a new laptop thn a new desktop (like 2008 or 2009 computers).

I havent worked at a computer store for prolly more than a year, but I still hold most of the knowledge for the future, so I dont pay somebody to do a small job like replace the hard drive, RAM, stuff like that.

Naw, really? (I had to, that was pretty funny).

And who said the computer store managers know a **** or two about anything they sell? LOL coughbestbuy&circuitcitycough