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Old 28th October 2005, 15:44   #11
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senile doctor,

pentium 830 D is a dual core processor of 3.0 Ghz. Friends of me who should know it told me it was fast enough
 
Old 28th October 2005, 15:48   #12
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I haven't bought anything yet

I have just a case at the moment and a budget between 1800
and 2200€
 
Old 28th October 2005, 16:05   #13
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I'd take 1 6800Gt instead of 2 6600GT's.
Why?
http://www.madshrimps.be/forums/show...threadid=18472
 
Old 28th October 2005, 22:19   #14
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2200 euros o_O, that's a lot of money


Asus 7800GTX TOP
Asus Premium NF4 board
4400+ A64 X2
AC A64 Freezer
2x1GD PC3200 Kingston or Corsair Value Ram
2x400GB of the new Seagate HDs (series 9) or Samsung Spinpoints in sufficent capacity, raid is personal preference
Tagan U15 480W or Seasonic S12
Razer Exactmat

for a work only PC: MX1000 duo mouse and keyboard, that special audiophile soundcard that I just forgot =P

for a gaming and working pc: Logitech gamer keyboard and either the Logitech G5 or the Razer Copperhead, Creative X-FI

Maybe some better casefans, I do not know what you currently have and which size they are. As already said, you might want to wait for the 512MB Nvidia cards.
 
Old 28th October 2005, 22:28   #15
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stay away from Creative soundcards please
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Old 28th October 2005, 23:46   #16
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senile doctor,

pentium 830 D is a dual core processor of 3.0 Ghz. Friends of me who should know it told me it was fast enough
it's slow as crap if you wanna game with it...

"Asus 7800GTX TOP
Asus Premium NF4 board
4400+ A64 X2
AC A64 Freezer
2x1GD PC3200 Kingston or Corsair Value Ram
2x400GB of the new Seagate HDs (series 9) or Samsung Spinpoints in sufficent capacity, raid is personal preference
Tagan U15 480W or Seasonic S12
Razer Exactmat"
is a LOT faster
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Old 29th October 2005, 09:21   #17
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AMD has surpassed Intel in several professional applications too and then there is the heat problem and the power consumption and the fact that didn't got dualcore done right
 
Old 1st November 2005, 12:40   #18
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I Searched for a new configuration, So I ask your apinion again

A8N-SLI deluxe
amd athlon 64 x2 +4400
twice geforce 6800 gt
twice Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 400GB Ultra
WD raptor 74GB for OS
twice kingston 1024MB PC2-4200 533MHz DDR2
X-Finity™ 600 Watt PSU - Titanium

For cpu cooling, I thought
Zalman CNPS9500
 
Old 1st November 2005, 13:13   #19
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The memory doesn't work on the motherbord. Use DDR instead.
 
Old 1st November 2005, 14:11   #20
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Is it possible that the motherboards for AMD don't go higher than 400 Mhz for memory and that they don't support DDR2

I liked the specs of the memory should that mean I have to change motherboard or Is it impossibele to use these kinds with amd
 
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