i ain't no expert, but i think 640MB version is better for larger resolutions, so if you got a 22" monitor then you gotta go for that, but if you got a 17" then you will do just fine with the 320 version
and btw e6600 quad means it's quad-core(4 processors) not dual core, but i have no idea which processor would be the best bang for the buck
I would go for better 2 cores because (unless you need multithreading) quadcore is pretty useless nowadays... but you never know how fast it'll go on the hardware/software market.
For older games you won't notice a big difference between those 2 processors. For some new games (crysis, supreme commander, ...) there's an advantage when having a quad but they'll run smooth with 2 cores as well
take a E6750 and take a EVGA 8800 GTS 320 MB. If you play on a resolution from 1600*1200 take a 640 MB
i say take a EVGA so you can use their step-up program. So in november you can switch the 8*** with a 9***. They will be newer, faster and much better. You only need to pay the difference then. Read their site.
yes but when you damgage it i think you have to wait much longer and they will send you the same card back. But why do it "illegaly" when you can do it "legally" and easier :D
I also own a Intel e6750 (paid 179 for it) and have a EVGA 8800gts 320mb, this is a very nice and fast combination. 125 fps stable in ET @ 1280x1024 xD ^^
and btw e6600 quad means it's quad-core(4 processors) not dual core, but i have no idea which processor would be the best bang for the buck
For older games you won't notice a big difference between those 2 processors. For some new games (crysis, supreme commander, ...) there's an advantage when having a quad but they'll run smooth with 2 cores as well
Core 2 Duo E6550 Conroe 2333 MHz 333 MHz QDR L1: 64KB / L2: 4MB Socket 775 Lagere multiplier, hogere FSB
6550 is 70 euros minder ;)
http://www3.atelco.de/8A9Aw-kNrAIS3R/3/articledetail.jsp?aid=10620&agid=398
E6750 is 10e cheaper than E6600
np4me
en check mijne uitleg vanonder als ge het niet verstaat leggiket wel uit in het nl
e6600 isn't quadcore? :\
i say take a EVGA so you can use their step-up program. So in november you can switch the 8*** with a 9***. They will be newer, faster and much better. You only need to pay the difference then. Read their site.
btw you are puran superboyy?? nice fragmovie ;)