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You could try reinstalling the original part before this happened. If you do not have the problem it has to do with the upgrade; if it remains it is more serious.

As far as gaming goes there is just one key thing to remember: games are only going to get more and more demanding so the technical requirements are going to become more and more demanding, even if the game looks, sounds, and plays like a 1990s DOS game. This has to do with the engines used to...

Unless you're just being sarcastic about that mess I certainly hope when your car breaks down your mechanic has the same attitude.

Okay, here are a few important points in a nutshell: 1) What do you want to do? I only do offline gaming so Internet connections and costs associated with it do not concern me, but if you plan on heavy online gaming that could require a costly Internet service. Figure $$$$$. Do they have a...

So what? If he's wrong now he won't be a month or two from now. And just how well do such games run? How hot do they make the computer run, thus shortening its lifespan?

My 2001 Sony VAIO can't even run "Undertale." The Full version, that is. Windows XP/Puppy Linux 5.2.5. Pentium 3. 256MB RAM. 800 MHz pure processing power. 16/24-Bit color (32 Bit in Puppy Linux 5.2.5 Mode. Oooooo.

My advice is to remember games are (often needlessly) going to get more and more demanding. So whatever you do get make sure it can be upgraded into the future easily enough by you and keep in mind such computers use LOTS of electricity so if you are going to work on it follow all safety...