dual core system advice
dual core system advice
does anyone have any?
am thinking is time for a new base unit build - want dual core setup
couple of options - find mobo that still supports agp (have 6800GT) or got the whole hog and also get new (better) gfx card also
UK - (online also I guess) for purchase
oh yeah - can vary in what I want to spend but I reckon between 500 and 700 quid is about enough?
am thinking is time for a new base unit build - want dual core setup
couple of options - find mobo that still supports agp (have 6800GT) or got the whole hog and also get new (better) gfx card also
UK - (online also I guess) for purchase
oh yeah - can vary in what I want to spend but I reckon between 500 and 700 quid is about enough?
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No point going dual core then sticking with an AGP slot. You'd have enough trouble finding one anyway.
700 quid is a good price if you're going for all new case and components. It's even better if you can spend 700 and keep your current monitor.
700 quid is a good price if you're going for all new case and components. It's even better if you can spend 700 and keep your current monitor.
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AmIdYfReAk
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intel is winning at the mo, and that is why i am building a intel based system for my self ( its been 6 years sence that happened last :/ )
one beef that i have at the mo though is the simple fact that all of the intel mobo's oput there that Support the Core2Duo do not support SLI :/.
they will eather support nothing, or support Crossfire.
and btw, if you are serious that you want to stick with AGP, Check this out:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... cid=CPU.84
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... 72c8b7b40c
that would be the best Dual core/agp/priced system you could buy
p.s. i build someone else a computer using that Proc, and after i got windows and etc installed, she was running 3.6X2 within the hour, no Voltive up's, no nothing...
one beef that i have at the mo though is the simple fact that all of the intel mobo's oput there that Support the Core2Duo do not support SLI :/.
they will eather support nothing, or support Crossfire.
and btw, if you are serious that you want to stick with AGP, Check this out:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... cid=CPU.84
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... 72c8b7b40c
that would be the best Dual core/agp/priced system you could buy
p.s. i build someone else a computer using that Proc, and after i got windows and etc installed, she was running 3.6X2 within the hour, no Voltive up's, no nothing...
AmIdYfReAk wrote:intel is winning at the mo, and that is why i am building a intel based system for my self ( its been 6 years sence that happened last :/ )
one beef that i have at the mo though is the simple fact that all of the intel mobo's oput there that Support the Core2Duo do not support SLI :/.
they will eather support nothing, or support Crossfire.
and btw, if you are serious that you want to stick with AGP, Check this out:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... cid=CPU.84
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... 72c8b7b40c
that would be the best Dual core/agp/priced system you could buy
p.s. i build someone else a computer using that Proc, and after i got windows and etc installed, she was running 3.6X2 within the hour, no Voltive up's, no nothing...
nForce 590 SLI Intel Edition
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AmIdYfReAk
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ALLiED wrote:AmIdYfReAk wrote:intel is winning at the mo, and that is why i am building a intel based system for my self ( its been 6 years sence that happened last :/ )
one beef that i have at the mo though is the simple fact that all of the intel mobo's oput there that Support the Core2Duo do not support SLI :/.
they will eather support nothing, or support Crossfire.
and btw, if you are serious that you want to stick with AGP, Check this out:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... cid=CPU.84
http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.ph ... 72c8b7b40c
that would be the best Dual core/agp/priced system you could buy
p.s. i build someone else a computer using that Proc, and after i got windows and etc installed, she was running 3.6X2 within the hour, no Voltive up's, no nothing...
nForce 590 SLI Intel Edition
grrr, i am waiting for that to come out.. and no word as of yet...
Anyway, that dosent have AGP, that is why i linked to that hardware
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