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10-24-2007, 07:12 PM
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Upgrading Help
Im going to massively upgrade my pc at x-mas time. The only pieces im keeping from my current rig are the hard drive, dvd drive, gfx card and 1g of ram.
Im looking to build a mainly gaming pc. Right now i've got an asus geforce 7950gt These are the parts im looking at picking up. What do you think? I was told that 1333 FBS Was slow... When its second from highest on the market, not even over clocked. I also read that the mobo is great to overclock with.. So lets hear your input Cpu - Intel e6850 http://www.pccyber.com/?v=Product&i=CPU-BX80557E6850 Psu - Thermaltake Toughpower 750W http://www.pccyber.com/?v=Product&i=PS-THERMAL-W0117RU Mobo - Evga Nforce 680i Se - http://pccyber.com/?v=Product&i=MB-EVGA-122-CK-NF63-TR 2g Of ram - Corsair http://pccyber.com/?v=Product&i=RAM-TWIN2X2048-6400 Case - Aspire Explorer http://pccyber.com/?v=Product&i=CC-ASP-XPL-W-BBL |
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10-24-2007, 08:04 PM
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Re: Upgrading Help
Well, I can't edit because it was moved. But im also greatly concerned about overheating.. But at the same time noise ... Any suggestions on cooling (not liquid).. How many fans? And the best places to put them? I know the mobo comes with a great heatsync.
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