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You probably can't insert a new video card to your laptop. The only manufacturers that I know of that supports graphics card upgrade in laptops are: Asus and MSI. :(

This thread will teach you how to disable automatic restarts, very helpful in cases wherein the computer restarts too fast after having displayed a BSOD error message, because it is so fast you won't be able to read the BSOD message , so you'll need this. Simple Method: Click 'Start' Click on...

This thread will teach you how to find and use event viewer for troubleshooting purposes or just for fun.. :D Locating Event Viewer: Windows 7: Type in "event viewer" without the quotation marks in the search bar in the start menu then hit enter. Or type it in the run command in windows xp...

Try the following: Case 1: Run Windows Event Viewer, check for any relevant error messages (those with critical and/or error signs) - Post what you find Case 2: Disable automatic restart so that you can read the BSOD message if it is too fast to read. Click 'Start' Click on 'Run' Type in...

It's a laptop and apparently one that only has integrated gpu, not a discret gpu (nvidia or radeon). Sorry, you can't manually assign RAM on your integrated Intel HD 4000 Gpahics, if there was a way, I don't know how, but it's likely you can't.

Troubleshoot each components.. If you really want to buy some well-known stores are: Newegg, Landmark, NCIX, Tigerdirect and etc2.. They also have promo coupons and sales so it will be easy for you to find a new gpu, HD 6570 or GT 430 or GT 630 try those..

Buy an enclosure, place the desired HDD their, and now you have an external HDD. Format and try to use in both systems.

Your CPU? 9800GT/9800GTX/9500GT.. If another GPU won't work again, try upgrading your RAM, to 4Gb and try to utilize your motherboard's dual channel capabilities. I got a 9500GT working in my other system, Intel Core 2 Duo, 2Gb RAM, 9500GT, Asus motherboard. 650w psu. The memory support for your...

Windows automatically allocates some of your RAM for your GPU.. I have a 1Gb 650 Ti, and 8 Gb Kit of Corsair RAM, dxdiag shows my GPU has an approx. total memory of 2750MB.

What do you mean by partner? You can use both, Western Digital is a reliable manufacturer, Antec as well.. You might want to consider Samsung or Seagate.

I'm confused.. Please elaborate.

AMD A6/A8/A10 are fine, A10 will especially play recent games on medium or high settings without a discrete GPU. You can also look into a Phenom ll 965 Black Edition or an FX-4100/6100.

I have 1 HDD and 1 SSD both were running on IDE, I don't know but it was set IDE after reinstalling OS, at it felt a little slower than the first time I used my computer. At first windows index scored my SSD at 7.3 then after reinstalling the OS, I got a 6.9, I was like WTF happened? Then I went...

Nice, I found my problem though, wasn't the SSD was faulty/bad batch of GPU.. Gonna RMA it. Corsair is pretty nice.

Try installing that OS on another computer or laptop, you might want to use dual boot just to test an OS installer.

Better RAID the three HDDs and don't include the SSD.. The speed of will be the lowest speed among the drives that you had RAID.. Also, to RAID an SSD and HDD is not recommended, because of the statement above mentioned. :D

Windows 7 64 bit, is about 14Gb for me, but with updates it runs up to 17-19Gb.. I have an SSD, works fine, although my computer has a slight issue I'm trying to resolve.. Get an SSD from a reliable manufacturer that way you'll be happy with the SSD and you trust the company.

ranking based on a website (passmark).. if you're going for an AMD laptop, get an A6/A8/A10 CPU.. way faster than that E2 for more info on your check here on AMD website.

Post benchmarks and pictures of your RIG when it's completed.. :D

I used a product from EASUS recently to recover some files.. Although not all files can be saved.