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aarong9224
14-10-11, 23:07
just wondering before i buy my pc do i have to install any drivers or anything when my pc arrives :)
ace1
14-10-11, 23:16
if anything goes right no you just have some win updates
vanthus
14-10-11, 23:17
Your pc will be ready to use with drivers installed,
you may have to remove packaging from inside the case,
but you will be informed about that.
aarong9224
15-10-11, 18:49
aw ok thats gr8 thanks
aarong9224
15-10-11, 18:55
em could i ask another question is a advanced cpu cooler nessecry
Teaz
15-10-11, 18:57
Which advanced cpu cooler? Its unnecessary. A decent cpu cooler like the Titan Tripple Copper is more than adequate for cooling.
aarong9224
16-10-11, 19:02
ok so would i need 1 for a quad core amd cpu
vanthus
16-10-11, 19:06
ok so would i need 1 for a quad core amd cpu
Depends what you plan to do,
mantadog
16-10-11, 19:15
You could get away without one for general use the standard one is perfectly able. A slightly upgraded one would be quieter and would help if you run alot of CPU intensive stuff.
Copious
17-10-11, 07:08
just wondering before i buy my pc do i have to install any drivers or anything when my pc arrives :)

Don't forget that you will have to order an operating system to have drivers installed.
Gorman
17-10-11, 07:23
For general day to day use the activity of nearby house flies will be ample for cooling that CPU, Stock is absolutely fine.

If you want quieter or plan on overclocking go for one of the others.