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Hiya, going to order the following, I think it's a pretty safe option of stuff to put together reading on the forumes, etc.

Any advice/additions/changes?

Should I keep/change the CPU cooler?

Thanks

Spec;
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro CPU Cooler (Socket 775) £13.99
(£16.44) £13.99
(£16.44)
Intel Core 2 DUO E6600 "LGA775 Conroe" 2.40GHz (1066FSB) - Retail £182.99
(£215.01) £182.99
(£215.01)
Gigabyte GA_965P_DS3 (Socket 775) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard £84.99
(£99.86) £84.99
(£99.86)
GeIL 2GB (2x1GB) PC6400C4 800MHz Ultra Low Latency DDR2 Dual Channel Kit (GX22GB6400UDC) £154.99
(£182.11) £154.99
(£182.11)
 
I did wonder between the arctic and scythe/tuniq. and difference between those 2?

also I had asked earlier between the geil and OCZ (OCZ 2GB (2 x 1GB) PC2-6400 Dual Channel Platinum Revision 2 XTC Series DDR2 (OCZ2P800R22GK))

now which am I better off with, I understand it can be a bit hit or miss with memory as to whether they are good clockers or not...

cheers
 
kjab3068 said:
I did wonder between the arctic and scythe/tuniq. and difference between those 2?

also I had asked earlier between the geil and OCZ (OCZ 2GB (2 x 1GB) PC2-6400 Dual Channel Platinum Revision 2 XTC Series DDR2 (OCZ2P800R22GK))

now which am I better off with, I understand it can be a bit hit or miss with memory as to whether they are good clockers or not...

cheers

tuniq is huge, so may have some clearance issues in some cases/motherboards, hence i also offered the scythe which is far smaller for almost equal cooling, tuniq does however give the greater cooling.

i think i may have been one of the people telling you to get the GeiIL RAM, but having read a few more threads it seems they are going through a bad spot atm, hence why im now suggesting the OCZ ;) its not just the overclocking potential either, GeIL is great for that, as long as you get 2 good quality sticks, been a lot of issues with sticks being buggered out the box.
 
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