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Pc upgrading for programming and ryn fast smooth
If you all know that the parts of PC which runs the computer fast and run without hanging so tell me those parts of pc which make PC smooth for programming internet using
Spec my PC
Dell 9010
i5 2400
4GB ddr3 1333 mhz
500GB hard disk
JOcean
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February 3rd, 2019 08:00
The first suggestion would be more RAM. At least 8 GB but preferably 16 GB. The 9010 can take a maximum of 32 GB of DDR3 1600 RAM.
Next would be to go to a larger SSD as the boot and main drive. You can keep the HDD depending on which version of 9010 you have, and use it as a storage drive. A 1 TB or larger would increase performance by a substantial amount.
And if you are really in the mood to speed things up a CPU upgrade would boost performance.
http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-Intel_(chipsets)/Q77_Express.html
https://www.dell.com/community/Optiplex-Desktops/Optiplex-9010-CPU-upgrade/td-p/6085219
Dell9010
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February 3rd, 2019 10:00
Bro but i think so i should after some time means 1 or 2 year i change my setup means new CPU ???
And second think is that i upgrade this PC after some some time ???
What you say ???
Should i chose one in give options
Da_Vinman
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February 3rd, 2019 10:00
Definitely an SSD, as that would make the biggest difference by far in overall system performance.
After that, upgrading to 8GB (no higher at a 2-series platform as it's not worth the $$$), but I would not get into the hassle and expense of a CPU upgrade unless it was very cheap or free.
Upgrades are all about price-performance in relation to the cost of a new system, and 8GB + a 240GB SSD (and keeping your 500GB HD as a data drive) is by far the best bang for the buck right now.
If you start looking at 16GB of DDR3 + a 500GB-1TB SSD + a new i7-2700 then you might as well buy a brand new system for $500.
speedstep
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February 4th, 2019 06:00
The 9010 is very old. You cannot change CPU year after year because they change the socket and chipset and ram forcing you to buy all new Ram and CPU and motherboard. Your model is more than 5 generations and years back. 3010 7010 9010
The good news about the 9010 Mini tower is that it uses regular power supply so the Os can be updated to 10 and the Bios has Spectre and Meltdown mitigations.
Additional performance would be gained by installing a GT1030 video card or better. Up to a GTX 1080 can be used with an EVGA 750B1 power supply upgrade.
Current models
3060 5060 7060
I don't think they have a 9060 because they don't want a 9999 model
My current Laptop for example is a Latitude 5550
Year
OptiPlex
Precision
Latitude 15-inch
Latitude 14-inch
Latitude 13-inch
Latitude 12-inch
2018
3060, 5060, 7060
T5820, 7820, T3430, T3630
5590
5490
7390
7290
2017
5050
5580
54,807,480
528,952,857,280
2016
T3420, T3620
5570
5470, 7470
7370
7270
2015
5040, 7040
5550
5450, 7450
7250
2014
7020
T5810, T7810, T7910
2013
9020
T1700, T3610, T5610, T7610
6540
7440, E6440
7240
2012
3010, 7010, 9010
T1650, T3600, T5600, T7600
E6530
E6430
E6330
E6230
2011
790, 990
T1600
E6520
E6420
E6320
E6220
2010
780, 980
T1500
E6510
E6410
E4310, 13
2009
760, 960
T3500, T5500, T7500
E6500
E6400
E4300
E4200
2008
755
T7400
2007
745
T3400, T5400
D830
D630
D430
2006
GX620
390, 490
D820
D620, D520
D420
2005
GX280
380
D810
D610, D510
D410
2004
GX270, 170L
360
D505
D400
2003
D800
D600, D500
2002
GX260
C640
C400
2001
GX240
330