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Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by snacks, Oct 23, 2007.

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  1. nickc TechSpot Paladin

    that Anetec case is a great one u would like that.
  2. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    They're both Antecs.

    I'm going to be ordering the graphics card first, and they appear to be available at newegg now since I don't see the out of stock sign anywhere. The only difference I see is core clock speed. So should I just take the cheapest one, or the best one? It's about an extra $40-$50 I think.
  3. guitto Newcomer, in training

    If you wish to make this a form factor or a lan capable computer, I may suggest the Lanboy by Antec, I believe. It is very light and durable, the frame, and has a nice look too. I do not suggest this if you are going to plan on upgrading greatly as heat may be a problem with only 1 intake fan.
  4. guitto Newcomer, in training

    Sorry the quick post, but frozencpu.com has a great selection of cases and accessories. I ordered 2 cases from them and they have great customer service. I found that newegg has some items cheaper, but some of the liquid cooling components and the fan selection, such as quieter fans, is more extensive. I apologize if I seem to be advertising for this website, but I have no affiliation with it.
  5. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    I don't care about LAN. I just need a case with good cooling that will work with all the other parts.
  6. Rage_3K_Moiz Sith Lord

    The CoolerMaster Elite 330 is a great one in that case IMO.
  7. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    I just meant cooling that will prevent overheating, it doesn't need to be perfect. My main concern is getting the best parts for the money I have.
  8. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    Trying to keep this alive.

    And the $300 eVGA 8800GT apparently comes with Crysis now, which would be a good way to try out the computer. There don't seem to be any compatibility differences between them, so should I just go ahead and get that one?

    Also, is a quad core really necessary? Will it have any compatibility issues with games, or problems with other parts or software?
  9. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    Bump. Apology. Repeat.
  10. Rage_3K_Moiz Sith Lord

    There will be no compatibility issues with the card. Get it and enjoy Crysis! :)
    As for the quad core, it's a good boost to have since new and upcoming games are and will continue to be optimized for multiple cores, which will give far better performance with quad cores than with dual cores. Of course, it isn't necessary to have a quad core, it's just an advantage if you've got one.
  11. Computer~freak~ Newcomer, in training

    acctualy u are very wonng because there was a review i saw were crysis ran much better on a E6850 than on a quad core extreme cpu not a core 2 quad
  12. Rage_3K_Moiz Sith Lord

    There is going to be a patch out that will fix issues related to quad-cores and SLI. Plus, Supreme Commander does benefit from quad cores compared to dual cores.
  13. captaincranky TechSpot Addict

    If You Hurry.......You Can Get This Case For.....

    Newegg is offering this case for $119.95. At the moment they're offering a $50.00 USD rebate. So, that makes it a seventy dollar case. I have applied for several rebates from Antec, and was successful in receiving them every time. This case is extremely well reviewed, and well, it looks really cool
  14. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    So after all this, what else do I need? RAM, PSU, hard drive, what else?
  15. snacks TechSpot Enthusiast

    fdjalfjerrafdjfarandomsequenceoflettersconstitutingasabump!
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