Nes Dual

October 11, 2009 5:19 am | Video Game Systems

Nes Dual
Trying to play with an old computer. Help!?

I have a gateway essential 700c and am trying to play with him and says he needs me updates for work. The guy @ Gateway told me to buy a NVIDIA GeForce 6200 256MB DDR DVI and Dual VGA Low Profile PCI. Will answer all my problems or I have to get more updates? Or is it just a waste of money? Please help! Im trying to play old NES games 64 games. And maybe some PlayStation or Xbox games later.

If this is the same fundamental 700c I have a spare comp, the is a small form factor PC with half-height PCI slots, that is why she said that for a low-profile graphics card. I really do not need to do this, the CPU is probably about a 700mhz socket 370 celleron with a 66MHz FSB. If you only wanted to play some games on it using an emulator then what would you do first is to upgrade the RAM, it is likely that only has 128MB of PC100 or PC133. the motherboard supports up to 512MB PC133 with 2 x 256 MB. which only has 2 slots for memory. If you are using Windows XP then updated drivers can be installed as the Integrated Video 32MB shared system RAM instead of just 10. If you are using an older OS, sugjest update to XP. the PC is not responsible for sight. can upgrade the processor to a PIII 933MHZ (no fundamental Tualatin, should be a core Coppermine). The computer also has a liability witches cooling CPU heatsink will be enough to cool the processor better. 933 has a PIII 133MHz FSB speed internal cache and can not remember if it 128kb or 256kb, I think your 256kb. the power supply is responsible for updating the processor. I have not used my key 700c with a Nintendo 64 emulator, but experts have used so Regular national and NES emulators with good performance. getting the old parts on eBay or a local repair shop equipment should not be difficult or too expensive. Hope this helps, good luck.

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