AMD Athlon II X3
MSI 980 mobo
DDR3 memory
can't imagine other peripherals would matter, but will have a sata hd,
dvd burner, pci modem and old pci soundblaster if I can make it work.
Have both XP and Win 7 disks. Most of my programs are 5+ years old, and
made for XP. Still partial to XP after using both.
Will be a replacement for 8 yo desktop.
Most stressful task will be streaming online video to a HDTV.
What I've read seems XP drivers are still pretty much included and not
difficult to install.
Pointers on above ponderings appreciated.
Thanks
Mark
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On 08/13/2010 08:02 AM, pheasant16 wrote:
a PC to TV gizmo that goes in between the computer output in
the VGA line and the monitor, then run a cable to a PVR with
an upconverter to my HDTV that does a great job.
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=ITV-900&cpc=SCH
This is what I've got.
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> MSI 980 mobo
> DDR3 memory
> can't imagine other peripherals would matter, but will have a sata hd,
> dvd burner, pci modem and old pci soundblaster if I can make it work.
> Have both XP and Win 7 disks. Most of my programs are 5+ years old, and
> made for XP. Still partial to XP after using both.
> Will be a replacement for 8 yo desktop.
> Most stressful task will be streaming online video to a HDTV.
> What I've read seems XP drivers are still pretty much included and not
> difficult to install.
> Pointers on above ponderings appreciated.
> Thanks
> Mark