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http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/2007/05/11/system_builder_marathon_uk/page10.html

Can anyone explain what is happening here?

So E6600 and a top 965p mobo against an x2 3800 with a top nforce 4 mobo.

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Nforce motherboards actually better? Once the situation becomes GPU limited, the 8800gtx is considerably better on the nforce chipset.
 
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Is the Mid priced one the High end on the graphics charts and beating an 8800GTX due to the CPU even tho its got a GTS in?
 
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willhub said:
Is the Mid priced one the High end on the graphics charts and beating an 8800GTX due to the CPU even tho its got a GTS in?

The question theyre asking is whether it is actually worth spending a lot on a cpu if you want to game a lot. The point is, the cheaper and unbalanced machine is a much better gaming machine at higher resolutions.
 
Horses for courses. Basically tells us we need a good graphics card if we want to game a high resolutions.

I wonder how many people run a gtx at 1280x1024 though?
 
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