Building New Comp

[Vodreb]

Re: Building New Comp

o wait, it does execpt vga? thats good.. but i according to the box for my lcd, it doesnt say that anything about the DVI, and a dvi plug is abit diff than a vga, so i didnt know. But thanks Sir. again, i guess i get to keep my new lcd

[Sir. MatDef]

Re: Building New Comp

300? Heres the one I use, it's only $280, plus it's a 19in

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824163129

[gsxr310]

Re: Building New Comp

Hmm.. I have a 2.0GHz processer now. and the Athlon 64 X2 says its a 2.0ghz, should i just keep my intel i have now? and just save the cash, and dump it into the vid card? im looking to spend around(or less than) 2,000-2,500 bucks.

yah, when comparing CPU's such as AMD vs Intel, don't pay too much attention on what GHz it's running at. There are several other factors to look at (i.e. L1/L2 Cache, FSB, etc..). IMO, just go w/ AMD.

[Vodreb]

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Man! you are extreamly helpfull. Thanks, al go with that LCD too. much more than the guys at bestbuy that didnt know they had a 512mb vid card out yet(neither did i, but they work there so) I guess this newegg is reliable, seeing as you did a few grand in buissness with them and are recomending it.
my old moniter was this 1

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=6971841&type=product&productCategoryId=cat01010&id=1099387249183

[Sir. MatDef]

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Well, I like newegg because when I order something, I know it will arrive when they say it will usually a day earlier. I tried monarch, paid 25 bucks for three day shipping and got it 8 days later. I love my monitor, too.