Final Pc advice
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1 Mar 2008, 17:37
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K so this is my final thoughts on my pc
take a look and since its my first pc build,
are all the components compatible?
is the psu enough?
any suggestions on a monitor around 100-150 pounds?
im not missing anything am i lol?
+ this mobo has built on sound card correct?
http://img411.imageshack.us/my.php?image=newpcjl7.jpg
+ Western Digital 320GB Caviar ATA 100 16MB Cache
take a look and since its my first pc build,
are all the components compatible?
is the psu enough?
any suggestions on a monitor around 100-150 pounds?
im not missing anything am i lol?
+ this mobo has built on sound card correct?
http://img411.imageshack.us/my.php?image=newpcjl7.jpg
+ Western Digital 320GB Caviar ATA 100 16MB Cache
PSU is enough.
Do u wanna overclock? IF no, dont buy that cooler.
Afaik i know inc. Fan means with a cooler?
mugen is an excellent cooler, althought a bit pricey it's one of, if not the best air cooler.
get it. there isn't gonna come out a cooler someday that will be significally better, as there isn't really anything to revolutionize, everything has already fallen into place on the cpu coolers.
all the parts are compatible and good, buy it :)
Why should u buy a cooler now, if u dont wanna oc yet? Just buy it when u want to oc. A stock cooler is enough for stock speeds.
i did think it woulda run sli, though.
anyways why shouldn't he get a nice quiet cooler if he wants to overclock eventually? it's extra trouble replacing it later and he isnt saving anything on it, u dont make any sense, just trying to act smart
I dont get why u should buy a cooler now. Just wait till u wanna oc, then see what the best cooler is.
also, again you make no sense.
the mugen is an awesome cooler, it is more than enough to overclock an e8400 to 4ghz for 24/7 and keep load temps below 50c or so. for one he doesn't NEED a "better cooler" that's gonna come out, cause the cpu can only do so much with air cooling.
air coolers in particular aren't like other parts of the PC, like a videocard (new one comes out every 2 weeks), i think you're just suggesting shit without thinking about it / experience. the cooler will still be sufficient even if a new cooler comes out, but there really cant be a much better aircooler than the mugen.
Ofc its a great cooler. I know that. But still, IF he doesnt wanna oc in a short run, imo he should wait till he wanna oc.
If he does wanna oc it, i think he should buy it.
Why buying something that isnt neccesary right away and risking when u do need it, something better is on the market for same price?
yeah right, dont see anywhere where he starts about x38 and SLI
then I said x38 might have a point if you want SLI, otherwise get a p35. yes, i changed it cause it doesn't offically support SLI, i had just seen people use SLI with it.
http://www.pcgameshardware.de/?menu=browser&article_id=631444&image_id=771893&show=original
cba to find an english review
but it's yerman. just translate it with google or sth :D
edit: Der P35-Chipsatz unterstützt allerdings nicht PCI-Express 2.0. Das geht bisher nur mit X38, X48 sowie Nforce 780i SLI und 750i SLI. Damit ist beispielsweise die Geforce 8800 GTS mit G92-Chip in hohen Auflösungen bis zu elf Prozent schneller - je nach Spiel. Wer eine PCI-E-2.0-fähige Grafikkarte (Geforce 8800 GT, 8800 GTS G92, Radeon HD3850, HD3870) besitzt oder bald kaufen möchte, sollte daher gleich ein entsprechendes Mainboard verwenden.
The P35 chipset supports not PCI Express 2.0. That is only with X38, X48 and Nforce SLI 780i and 750i SLI. For example, the Geforce 8800 GTs with G92 chip in high resolutions up to eleven percent faster - depending on the game. If you have a PCI-E 2.0-capable graphics card (Geforce 8800 GT, 8800 GTS G92, Radeon HD3850, HD3870) owns or wants to buy soon, should be equal to a corresponding mainboard.
he could do with a quality 500w fortron psu, but then he'd have to buy a new psu when he wants to buy a new graphics card that consumes more power.
isnt it stupid to buy duo ? i mean as the quad is better but just not many games supports it, still, further releases will suport quads and will be better than duo, no?
if he's doing hardcore movieediting, rendering, etc, a quadcore might justify itself.
some coolers can be a bit too big for some mobos, though.
edit: http://icrontic.com/articles/heatsink_analysis/page2
seems like it fits. read the review. same board as you, same cooler. :P
your case should have plenty of room, but if you wanna be on the safe side you can just get a smaller cooler.
cheap+good imo :p
p.s thxs for info
edit : also does that cooler (cooler master hyper) come already with the artic glue or whatever its called?
or does most coolers now adays come with that as standard