Considering you need a new CPU, more Ram and a new video card. You may as well just get a whole new system. If you only need to upgrade one or two out of the three, then upgrading might make more sense.
[QUOTE="BigD"]If they can't provide you with a replacement card they should provide you with an equivalent . Green picture is usually a result of a loose VGA cable though, have you checked it?gearsfan23
geez, did u get a value out of cs 1.6 :P
You think? I've probably played 2 to 3 times that much too, been playing since V1... yes I did miss the beta days. I was a UT player before I found CS. The sad part is I'm still bad, oh well we play for fun not for glory.
Don' know where that guy gets is battery life figures from. I usually get anywhere between 4.5-3 hours of batter run time, which has never really been a big deal or problem for me.
Watching UMD movies seems to be the bigest battery drain as the UMD drives is in use the whole time, then gamea and lastly playing MP3/user encoded videos. This is based on my experiance with the 1800mAh battery. Sony does have a 2200mAh battery avaiable, does it come with the PSP now?
If the run time isn't long enough for you just look into getting a 2nd battery and a charger, stay away from 3rd party brands, their build quality leaves a lot to be desired.
Maybe you only have USB 1.1 on your PC, that produces an error message when you connect 2.0 devices. That being said they are backwards compatible so if you can see the PSP and copy files to it then everything is fine.
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