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Old 21-06-08, 01:38 PM
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The new rig!

my new rig, finally built!

specs:

AMD Athlon x2 3800+ @ 2ghz x2, 1MB L2

1 GB Crucial Ballistix PC6400 DDR2

160 GB - ATA Sadly

Alkasa CPU cooler

DVD RW

500 Watt PSU

Icute case

Foxconn motherboard Nvidia chipset








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Old 21-06-08, 09:36 PM
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looks good

i remember a while back when i built a system like that, was actually quite fast, even ran vista quite fast
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Old 22-06-08, 11:47 AM
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Tbh, a tad more memory and a gfxcard with some balls, and the rig will play 99% of stuff without issue.
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Old 22-06-08, 12:21 PM
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thanks for the feedback dudes! yea i plan to get another gig of ballistix in there and a GFX card in time

must be honest apart from encoding DVD's etc iv not noticed much of a performance increase over my old P4

passmark score for it is 498 which aint bad i think for a budget pc

my P4 was 198 haha

iv seen 8800 GT's on ebay for about 100 quid are these the budget 8800's or are they ok?
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Old 22-06-08, 12:38 PM
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Don`t know that u necessarily need to ebay a great 8800 card, but certainly a cheap 8800 card would top the system off nicely. And what`s more, if u did ever decide to upgrade mobe/cpu, the gfx card isn`t exactly a slouch.

There`s little point in getting the fastest 8800 perhaps, but the chepest 8800 u can find will be good enough.

The Foxconn mobo is a pcie supporting board aint it ?
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Old 22-06-08, 01:14 PM
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you can either get that 8800, or you could get an 8600 or 9600 which are the value versions, or alternatively you could get somthing like an ATi 3650 or 3450

or other such card from ATi
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Old 22-06-08, 01:39 PM
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9600gt oc for less than 100

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/141670
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Old 22-06-08, 08:28 PM
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Don`t know that u necessarily need to ebay a great 8800 card, but certainly a cheap 8800 card would top the system off nicely. And what`s more, if u did ever decide to upgrade mobe/cpu, the gfx card isn`t exactly a slouch.

There`s little point in getting the fastest 8800 perhaps, but the chepest 8800 u can find will be good enough.

The Foxconn mobo is a pcie supporting board aint it ?
hey

yea it has PCIe

is the 9600 dual GPU? im abit off touch with gfx cards, my days were the 9800 pro/geforce 4 days lol

if thats a dual GPU gfx card then thats a bargain, is it better than a 8800?

got afew more pics as thats a really crap set of pics above lol!







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Old 22-06-08, 08:47 PM
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the 9600 is the cheaper version of the 9800

like the 8600 is the cheaper version of the 8800

the 8800GT would kick the 9600's ass lol
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Old 22-06-08, 08:48 PM
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lol better off going with a 8800 GT then?
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