salvador 0 Sep 19, 2004 #1 Somebody asked me today the best / cheapest way to upgrade to USB 2. I sugested to change the motherboard doesn't want to upgrade his PC now. By the way, he is buying a digital camera that requires USB 2 Any advice will be most appreciated.
Somebody asked me today the best / cheapest way to upgrade to USB 2. I sugested to change the motherboard doesn't want to upgrade his PC now. By the way, he is buying a digital camera that requires USB 2 Any advice will be most appreciated.
TRIaXOR™ 0 Sep 19, 2004 #2 I'd say get a PCI card with USB 2.0 on it, Also may have Firewire on it too
salvador 0 Sep 19, 2004 #3 Hey guys thanks for the info. The PCI card is a solution that I didn't think about and sounds quite good. I'm pretty sure he is running an Athlon processor but quite old. I'd guess a 650 or 700 Mhz.
Hey guys thanks for the info. The PCI card is a solution that I didn't think about and sounds quite good. I'm pretty sure he is running an Athlon processor but quite old. I'd guess a 650 or 700 Mhz.
salvador 0 Sep 19, 2004 #4 Hey guys thanks for the info. The PCI card is a solution that I didn't think about and sounds quite good. I'm pretty sure he is running an Athlon processor but quite old. I'd guess a 650 or 700 Mhz.
Hey guys thanks for the info. The PCI card is a solution that I didn't think about and sounds quite good. I'm pretty sure he is running an Athlon processor but quite old. I'd guess a 650 or 700 Mhz.
BTHobo 0 Sep 19, 2004 #5 salvador said: Hey guys thanks for the info. The PCI card is a solution that I didn't think about and sounds quite good. I'm pretty sure he is running an Athlon processor but quite old. I'd guess a 650 or 700 Mhz. Click to expand... You're kidding right? Its the only solution, unless of course he aint got a pci slot available. www.ebuyer.com www.novatech.co.uk Are some good places to start looking.
salvador said: Hey guys thanks for the info. The PCI card is a solution that I didn't think about and sounds quite good. I'm pretty sure he is running an Athlon processor but quite old. I'd guess a 650 or 700 Mhz. Click to expand... You're kidding right? Its the only solution, unless of course he aint got a pci slot available. www.ebuyer.com www.novatech.co.uk Are some good places to start looking.