New upgrade from OC
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cant you get the e6600 OEM version withough having to buy yhe stock fan, as you have that tuniq thingy
whered u get rid of picture
whered u get rid of picture
If your not overclocking I'd just get
"Corsair 2GB DDR2 Value Select PC5300 Dual Channel Kit (2x1GB) (VS2GBKIT667D2)"
£158.61 inc VAT
The 667 Mhz speed will cover you for the 1333 Mhz Core 2 Duos/Quad cores @ stock and the E6600 obviously.
The motherboard is major overkill for a non-overclocker too unless you need some of the features.
"Corsair 2GB DDR2 Value Select PC5300 Dual Channel Kit (2x1GB) (VS2GBKIT667D2)"
£158.61 inc VAT
The 667 Mhz speed will cover you for the 1333 Mhz Core 2 Duos/Quad cores @ stock and the E6600 obviously.
The motherboard is major overkill for a non-overclocker too unless you need some of the features.
Before i order , anymore idea`s would be great , i want to make the correct choice , not like last time with my FX-57 
, i will be keeping my 7800GTX as yet i don`t think its worth splashing out over £400 on a new card , maybe when vista is around complete and free of bugs i might
, i will be keeping my 7800GTX as yet i don`t think its worth splashing out over £400 on a new card , maybe when vista is around complete and free of bugs i might
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own the exact same mobo and CPU, currently running at 3ghz on air with 333 FSB.
Good choice of mobo. If you're not overclocking though, that memory is a waste of money, i overclocked my 6600 to 3ghz using memory £50 cheaper. So i dont see why you need it if your not going to oerclock
Good choice of mobo. If you're not overclocking though, that memory is a waste of money, i overclocked my 6600 to 3ghz using memory £50 cheaper. So i dont see why you need it if your not going to oerclock
I just want a nice pc so i can play great games in the future , as for over clocking , tell you the truth i am not that experience enough in computers , i don`t trust my self and don`t have the Confidence , i would let some one do it for me , i know its a say , its best to be safe and sorry . I find when PC are running well that are great , soon as you get problems it can be very stressful
. I find when PC are running well that are great , soon as you get problems it can be very stressful
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ZUTON said:, its best to be safe and sorry
"Its better to be safe THAN sorry"
lmao.... didnt refresh the page for a few minutes, and didnt realize you had posted
