02-11-2005, 06:23 PM
currently running windows XP Proffesional with 128mb pc100 ram... will be getting an additional 256mb asap.
My parents don't like to reformat, it changes everything and yes I've done it a million times and it's a sinsh, but I don't want to lose comp access for several months.... there's no 2 ways about it, this aint my computer so don't try to tell me to reformat when it is the wisest decision indefinitely.
So my Hard Drive is Fat32 yes, can I upg to NTFS file system without reformatting? any cons or disadvantages, tell me about em.
p3 450mhz, dell dimension xps t450, SE440bx-3 Mobo (I can't upg CPU, I don't think), this machine is junk cause if I put in pc133 RAM, it'll only run @ pc100 speed I believe.
so I can't wait to get ddr533, sata, raid, usb2.0, pcixpress and either 64bit cpu or 800fsb yeah yeah.... Im in school and need a vehicle for work first, but I must admit that the trades sector is a lot more worthwhile than the damn retail business yo, finally learnt that after 3 years, and no better a time than to start here and now in British Columbia, where we got the best building code on the globe
so yeah, that's my story.
My parents don't like to reformat, it changes everything and yes I've done it a million times and it's a sinsh, but I don't want to lose comp access for several months.... there's no 2 ways about it, this aint my computer so don't try to tell me to reformat when it is the wisest decision indefinitely.
So my Hard Drive is Fat32 yes, can I upg to NTFS file system without reformatting? any cons or disadvantages, tell me about em.
p3 450mhz, dell dimension xps t450, SE440bx-3 Mobo (I can't upg CPU, I don't think), this machine is junk cause if I put in pc133 RAM, it'll only run @ pc100 speed I believe.
so I can't wait to get ddr533, sata, raid, usb2.0, pcixpress and either 64bit cpu or 800fsb yeah yeah.... Im in school and need a vehicle for work first, but I must admit that the trades sector is a lot more worthwhile than the damn retail business yo, finally learnt that after 3 years, and no better a time than to start here and now in British Columbia, where we got the best building code on the globe
so yeah, that's my story.