Hello Mr.Xuereb,
Thank you for your answer. I know Scan, they still have the shop in Iklin?? I
have checked their site, they don't show much. Anyway, I'm not interested in
something out of this world, but I would like the combination Gigabyte, AMD and
ATI. What I've found as boards (mobo & video) they are pretty old :(. Not to
mention that the sites are not very helpful: either way, or you know what are
you looking for, or you have another browsing tab with the producer.
You guys, what are you using?? we are (most of us) using here 64x2 in the range
4300+ 5000+, usually 2 GB RAM, and a GB mobo with nVidia chipset (for gaming,
as ATI doesn't have the best of drivers). But if you are not in the oc world,
you can go with ATI and AMD chipset. For those with large budget, cpu comes
from INTEL as E4600-6400 or Q6600 (for intel, mb are wide).
Thank you again for your help.
Valentin
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Tue, 20 May 2008 19:00:19 +0200
> Subject: Re: [LINUX.ORG.MT] computer parts, from where?
>
> Usually the most commonly referred to is scan computer however equally
> good (if not better some say) stores exist. Depends on what kind of
> computer u're after. Is it performance parts ? or is it a general
> workstation ?
>
> M
>
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