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  • NoSoup4You

    #1

    New Computer Hardware

    Okay I'm making the switch from Intel to AMD and here is what the setup will be:

    AMD AthlonX2 3800+
    2GB OCZ DDR500 Gold
    (2)WD Raptors 74GB [RAID-0]
    DFI LanParty UT nF4 SLi-DR Motherboard
    X850XT PE w/Artic Cooling
    X-Fi FPS Fatal1ty
    600 Watt OCZ SLi ready PSU

    Opinions?
  • Jackass

    #2
    Re: New Computer Hardware

    KingOfKhaos my friend. Would you buy some components for me at your shop? :)

    It's a wonderful pc your building there. Mmm

    By the way, since your using X850XT PE, could you head over to my thread aswell? Thanks

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    • NoSoup4You

      #3
      Re: New Computer Hardware

      Which one?

      I'm getting the OCZ stuff direct from OCZ (I know a guy who works for them) for cheap, so the rest is all I'm really gonna have to buy retail. I'm also thinking about getting an after market cooler but I'm not sure which one I want to get yet.

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      • imported_Wreck

        #4
        Re: New Computer Hardware

        Originally posted by KingOfKhaos
        Which one?

        I'm getting the OCZ stuff direct from OCZ (I know a guy who works for them) for cheap, so the rest is all I'm really gonna have to buy retail. I'm also thinking about getting an after market cooler but I'm not sure which one I want to get yet.
        The best CPU heatsink out right now is the scythe ninja if you have the room.

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        • Sir. MatDef
          Member
          • Sep 2005
          • 2899

          #5
          Re: New Computer Hardware

          That system looks good, but I'd go looking around for a opteron 165, should be better. Plus, I've seen them for around 300 bucks.

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          • andymil

            #6
            Re: New Computer Hardware

            well if ur planning on overclocking then u shuld upgrade ur cooling but if u wont be overclocking then dont both upgrading any cooling. also how much are u paying for that psu?

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            • Umi.Ryuuzaki

              #7
              Re: New Computer Hardware

              Its a good set up. Just look around HardOCP forums about a dual-core fix that I heard did help some games.

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              • NoSoup4You

                #8
                Re: New Computer Hardware

                Originally posted by andymil
                well if ur planning on overclocking then u shuld upgrade ur cooling but if u wont be overclocking then dont both upgrading any cooling. also how much are u paying for that psu?
                $100.


                Originally posted by Umi.Ryuuzaki
                Its a good set up. Just look around HardOCP forums about a dual-core fix that I heard did help some games.
                Yah I had two guys over at my house the other night during a lan who were running 3800X2s and they switch their affinity so that Windows and background processes used core1, and the game was using core2.

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