Hey folks. At this moment I have the Intel Core 2 Q9550 Yorkfield 2.83. With 4GB of Ram. Standing beside that is the 9600GT SLI and. supporting everything above is the ASUS P5N-D. And last but not least is a Xonar Essence STX, to which I will be keeping for the next set-up.
I just want to say before I move on, that the Q9550 along with everything else that I have mentioned has been serving me justice. Not bad for a system that has more Or less constantly on for close on, for 4 years. Not once, have I ever had any type of trouble with it. Nothing major anyway *Two thumbs up*
Coming with a sweet 24 months collect and return warranty I think my mind is made up, on that front. With peace and mind and all. I'd be siding more towards a Pre-OC bundle, that comes packed with a motherboard/cooler/ram
and of course the processor. And with reading a little bit about the 4th Gen. I think that'll be the way forward. In relations of gaming etc. Either the, Quasar 260i/ 265i Or the 270i? What do you guys think?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productlist.php?groupid=43&catid=2512&subid=2604
Here is the part where you guys come in, with all of your expertise. I am wanting a rig for £1200/1300 that I will be buying from OC'ers in the few short weeks ahead, possibly sooner. Including an operating system. Seeing that I'm getting back into PC gaming with heavy demands. Also a tower. I know there
is no such thing as the "The Best" But a case that contains plenty of satisfactory where air-flow is concerned. Also one that is quiet, if possibly. I was recently looking at the Cooler Master HAF X
I've decided not to choose "SLI" But to lean more towards one card alone that can dish out the necessity of the months ahead, for the likes of Crysis 3/The Witcher 2/FarCry 3/ Flight Sim, etc etc on the highest graphically settings.
A Harddrive with no less then 2TB
And a PSU. I was thinking of one of the XFX's?
And an optical drive.
Cheers guys.
I just want to say before I move on, that the Q9550 along with everything else that I have mentioned has been serving me justice. Not bad for a system that has more Or less constantly on for close on, for 4 years. Not once, have I ever had any type of trouble with it. Nothing major anyway *Two thumbs up*
Coming with a sweet 24 months collect and return warranty I think my mind is made up, on that front. With peace and mind and all. I'd be siding more towards a Pre-OC bundle, that comes packed with a motherboard/cooler/ram
and of course the processor. And with reading a little bit about the 4th Gen. I think that'll be the way forward. In relations of gaming etc. Either the, Quasar 260i/ 265i Or the 270i? What do you guys think?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productlist.php?groupid=43&catid=2512&subid=2604
Here is the part where you guys come in, with all of your expertise. I am wanting a rig for £1200/1300 that I will be buying from OC'ers in the few short weeks ahead, possibly sooner. Including an operating system. Seeing that I'm getting back into PC gaming with heavy demands. Also a tower. I know there
is no such thing as the "The Best" But a case that contains plenty of satisfactory where air-flow is concerned. Also one that is quiet, if possibly. I was recently looking at the Cooler Master HAF X
I've decided not to choose "SLI" But to lean more towards one card alone that can dish out the necessity of the months ahead, for the likes of Crysis 3/The Witcher 2/FarCry 3/ Flight Sim, etc etc on the highest graphically settings.
A Harddrive with no less then 2TB
And a PSU. I was thinking of one of the XFX's?
And an optical drive.
Cheers guys.
That gives you £80 extra to play with now and worry about purchasing the OS that is right for you later in the year 
