liqnit said:you are building a comletly new system?
or will use some parts from the current rig(signature)
FragTek said:Here we go mate, this should get you in the right direction:
E6600 - $308
Asus P5B Deluxe - $182.99
eVGA 7600GT - $109.99 *after $20 MIR*
OCZ SOE 1gb DDR2 Kit - $125.99
200gb 7200.10 Barracuda - $70.99
LiLi PC-65B - $119
Tuniq Tower 120 - $54.99
SUBTOTAL - $974.95
Use the rest on DVD burner, etc... That should be a good start![]()
name='FragTek' said:Ah damnit... Well throw in a PSU of ur choice, there are plenty![]()
TJS said::eh: I would go the 'Fragtek way', and get an E6300... you can still hop-up the performance greatly and spend the saved dough on the PSU and a 7900 series videocard.
That said, I gotta start saving for an 8800GTXWhen is ATI due to put out a DX10 GPU:eh:
TJS
name='Kougar' said:ATI will be releasing R600 in February, so March is a safe bet.nVidia will be releasing NINE more DX10 cards as well to try and spoil the lunch... I am sure one of them will be a grade higher than a 8800GTX, and probably with GDDR4 RAM on it...
name='Kempez' said:An E4300 would be a better investment and cheaper
Then add a PSU to Frags spec and you've got a decent PC
name='Kempez' said:E4300 is far cheaper and with a 9x multi clocks pretty high too. OK so the cache drops the performance down a bit, but as he is on a budget I would go for the E4300