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Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
Basically im looking to upgrade my PC specs this weekend and just want a general view on the rig im looking at getting, and anything people would do differently so as to help me out.
Q6600 Intel Core (Will this need liquid cooling?)
8800GTX (Not sure whether to go higher)
Gigabyte Motherboard (still looking)
Basically im looking to upgrade my PC specs this weekend and just want a general view on the rig im looking at getting, and anything people would do differently so as to help me out.
Q6600 Intel Core (Will this need liquid cooling?)
8800GTX (Not sure whether to go higher)
Gigabyte Motherboard (still looking)
Any help much appreciated.
No on the water cooling. Though I do recommend a fan and not to use the stock one. Mine kept popping loose. I have it overclocked to 3.0GHz.
8800GTX is good, but I personally like the 8800 GTS 512. I think the GTX is a bit overpriced, but thats just my opinion.
8800GTX is oooollllddddd go for and ATI 4850 or 4870 :)
I prefer asus motherboards although i have hear their customer service is a bit poo, for me this is no issue as scan deal with asus so i just take it back to them. The P5QL-E is pretty good
its old doesnt mean its dead :P my friend still games on dual 7950GX2s.
Neways if you are upgrading from an old car yeah pretty much go with the 48 series, a p45 board, and a q66 aint that bad although i would personally recommned a C2D E8400.
Q6600 and 8800GTX is OK. Just get a decent motherboard and you'll be OK.
It's only two months away from next year, and you might want to wait that long to see if AMD can pull another "RV770" to Intel. Then you can choose between not-so-expensive Phenom II to less-expensive Core i7.
I figure that, if price is right (<$150), 8800 GTX (768MB) or 8800 Ultra is probably better choice until DX11 cards roll out on the cheap.
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