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Re: Which system to build? Compatible?
the AMD system with this board instead is a hellva platform (uses DDR2 memory) which is as good as DDR3 with less headaches
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...GA-MA790X-UD4P or the intel set-up with the E8500 would be a killer too the E8500 will overclock higher if youre into that ? either way you will be very happy; but defintely dump the asus board with the onboard video; good high performance boards dont have onboard video .........onboard = economy level board
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Re: Which system to build? Compatible?
Raidmax casres are usually on he flimsy side.
I would go with the Intel E8400 build with a ASUS P5Q Turbo $125 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813131375 If you're not going to do any serious OC'ing, use the stock heatsink/fan. I not a fan of anything XFX. I prefer Sapphire or PowerColor for ATI chipped graphics cards.
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