12.09.2015, 20:53
1 gb ram and and old singlecore processor for windows 7 is probably why its getting slow. Getting more ram will help, but it wont magically run super fast, it will just end memory bottlenecks. It will speed up the graphic card, but just slightly, dont expect much from an integrated nvidia.
Best thing would be to buy some used complete pc, some dual-core or quad-core system with PCI-express graphics. Youll find that for less than 100$, and the performance increase will be huge. But depends on whether you got that spare money.
****** for "AMD sempron 140 ddr3". It supports ddr3-1066 and ddr3-1333.
EDIT: Sorry, my bad, i wasnt checking the ASRock N68-S, but the ASRock N68C-S. Your board only supports DDR2, and not DDR3, so ignore what I wrote about that.
So youd have to buy the old ddr2 ram. Downside of that is that you probably cant reuse it when upgrading your mainboard at some later point.
Best thing would be to buy some used complete pc, some dual-core or quad-core system with PCI-express graphics. Youll find that for less than 100$, and the performance increase will be huge. But depends on whether you got that spare money.
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EDIT: Sorry, my bad, i wasnt checking the ASRock N68-S, but the ASRock N68C-S. Your board only supports DDR2, and not DDR3, so ignore what I wrote about that.
So youd have to buy the old ddr2 ram. Downside of that is that you probably cant reuse it when upgrading your mainboard at some later point.