Hello Greg,
Sunday, July 15, 2007, 11:49:25 PM, you wrote:
With the Intel quad-core Q6600 (2.4GHz) hitting $266 next week (7/22), and
the new E6850 (3.0GHz) dual-core running at $266 now, along with the rather
nice P35 Express chipset, why would anyone even consider an AMD-based
machine for
Which CPU would you choose for a gaming PC, the Q6600 or the E6850?
For the chipset, would you go with the P35 Express or nForce 600i?
Why?
On 7/16/07, Greg Sevart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With the Intel quad-core Q6600 (2.4GHz) hitting $266 next week (7/22), and
the new E6850 (3.0GHz)
For gaming, I'd go E6850. More speed per core is almost universally better than
more cores for current games. I anticipate that will change, but it'll remain
that way for a while.
Hands down, P35 Express, unless you just absolutely need SLI. The 680i has a
fantastic feature set, but I've just
Hi,
I need to get a couple of GFX cards so don't want to spend more than
$200 each what's the best gaming card in this price? I would prefer
Nvidia but I'm open to all suggestions.
What's the best WWW site for reviews now a days? I have been out of the
loop far too long.
Many thanks,
Gary
P35 is the only way to go. It has ICH9 which is the fastest southbridge to
date. In addition to DDR3 support, it's memory controller has been tweaked
to surpass the performance of older chipsets even when using DDR2.
SLI is still immeasurably stupid. 8800 GTX's and Ultras are cheaper now and
Hello Hayes,
Monday, July 16, 2007, 3:20:58 PM, you wrote:
P35 is the only way to go. It has ICH9 which is the fastest southbridge to
date. In addition to DDR3 support, it's memory controller has been tweaked
to surpass the performance of older chipsets even when using DDR2.
SLI is still
Yeah I'd rather run one video card. Esp, where one card can ruin two
in SLI.
So looks like so far we have:
P35 Express chipset board
E6850 (3.0GHz) dual-core
DDR3 Memory
8800 GTX or Ultra nVidia card
Anyone make a call on what brand I would pursue for P35 chipset?
I'm fond of
AGP? PCI-X (I think)? Etc.
Bobby
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Subject: [H] GFX cards under $200
Hi,
I need to get a couple of GFX cards so don't want to spend more than $200
Do newer camera phones use a USB plug. Do they all just plug into a
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I need to copy word files from a
Power PC
Macintosh Performa
6400//200
Running System 7.5.3
to floppies. I don't know anything about Macs. I assume there is some
kind of file manager and I would just copy like I do in Windows
right... probably icon, probably drag and drop? Is there a my
I want to back up my retail audio CDs. I don't want to rip them into
wav tracks. I want to image the CD to a iso file. A perfect copy. I
have tried to do this Winimage 10, Nero 6, and it doesn't seem to be
available. Is this even possible? Is there a special program that
will do this?
It
SLI is pointless to consider unless you have money to burn (better to
get a Roth IRA IMHO). A 550 watt PSU with greater than 80% efficiency
would do just fine for what you want. Apparently my fellow listers
haven't been reading too much about P35 and DDR2/DDR3 support. P35 is an
excellent
ATI X1950 Pro XT's from Sapphire, VisionTek,
PowerColor, etc... get my vote on
either bus. I am sure the similar spec Nvidia's are
the same ~$200.
Tom's has a nice comparison database for GPU's:
http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphics.html
Bobby Heid wrote:
AGP? PCI-X (I think)? Etc.
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