GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Lol screw the case...
21161-00-50R SAPPHIRE HD 5870 PCIE 1GB 2X DVI/HDMI/DP 2 349.00 EUR
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Estimated weight : 0.20 kg
Shipment fee : 6.00 EUR
COD fee : 3.70 EUR
Total price : 707.70 EUR
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So, my 8800gts is starting to show its age with a lot of the newer games, which means it's time for an upgrade, but, i'm also running an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+, which is even more out of date.
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
Having limited budget I will bury the Lian Li plans and go for Lancool PC-K62 which is almost identical to the PC-P50 but made of steel and costs half the Lili.
Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2009-10-06 17:19:16)
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good choice, you've been waiting on a case far to long. The K62 is quite a nice air cooled case for gaming too.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Having limited budget I will bury the Lian Li plans and go for Lancool PC-K62 which is almost identical to the PC-P50 but made of steel and costs half the Lili.
I read someone, i think it was the mpc guys, recommend a really strong double sided tape if you don't like the look of the channel molding.King_County_Downy wrote:
What are you going to use to seal it?IrishGrimReaper wrote:
Bought some Plexiglas and other modding stuff! Gonna put a side panel in my case Wish me luck!
oh and good luck with it. if your using a dremel, lay down masking tape on the panel and draw you window on that. it will be easier to see the line your cutting, and remember lots of slow, shallow passes instead of one deep one.
Last edited by Nic (2009-10-06 19:01:52)
Honest to god that is like the second thing I do after a 7 install.. (small icons) .GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
What the fook, the taskbar is ultrafat?
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How do i test if ready boost works? Does it really work that well? I have an 8 gig flash drive and i've devoted 4 gigs to ready boost. Any comments?
IMO not really worth it. How much RAM do you have? How fast is your HDD?NeXuS wrote:
How do i test if ready boost works? Does it really work that well? I have an 8 gig flash drive and i've devoted 4 gigs to ready boost. Any comments?
readyboost = unnecessary for 99% of...well, everyone using vistaWallpaper wrote:
IMO not really worth it. How much RAM do you have? How fast is your HDD?NeXuS wrote:
How do i test if ready boost works? Does it really work that well? I have an 8 gig flash drive and i've devoted 4 gigs to ready boost. Any comments?
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
I found a mobo, ram, cpu set up for 230USD, the problem is finding a vid card to keep it under 300. I was thinking, newegg open box mobo, athlonx4 cpu, and 4gb ocz gold ddr3. I you wait a month and save 50 bucks more, you could probably find a 4890 on sale to go with that set up.S.Lythberg wrote:
So, my 8800gts is starting to show its age with a lot of the newer games, which means it's time for an upgrade, but, i'm also running an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+, which is even more out of date.
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
What model is your mobo, also what ram and psu?S.Lythberg wrote:
So, my 8800gts is starting to show its age with a lot of the newer games, which means it's time for an upgrade, but, i'm also running an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+, which is even more out of date.
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
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I was wondering the same myself.DeathUnlimited wrote:
What model is your mobo, also what ram and psu?S.Lythberg wrote:
So, my 8800gts is starting to show its age with a lot of the newer games, which means it's time for an upgrade, but, i'm also running an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+, which is even more out of date.
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
So i want to try the asus p5e mod, but i dont know how to make a bootable cd. help?
mobo is an Asus M2N68-LADeathUnlimited wrote:
What model is your mobo, also what ram and psu?S.Lythberg wrote:
So, my 8800gts is starting to show its age with a lot of the newer games, which means it's time for an upgrade, but, i'm also running an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+, which is even more out of date.
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
Ram is some generic brand, but 240 pin DDR2 SDRAM (3GB)
Rosewill 600w PSU
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3 Gigs 200gig 7200rpm HDhaffeysucks wrote:
readyboost = unnecessary for 99% of...well, everyone using vistaWallpaper wrote:
IMO not really worth it. How much RAM do you have? How fast is your HDD?NeXuS wrote:
How do i test if ready boost works? Does it really work that well? I have an 8 gig flash drive and i've devoted 4 gigs to ready boost. Any comments?
This the one?:S.Lythberg wrote:
mobo is an Asus M2N68-LADeathUnlimited wrote:
What model is your mobo, also what ram and psu?S.Lythberg wrote:
So, my 8800gts is starting to show its age with a lot of the newer games, which means it's time for an upgrade, but, i'm also running an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200+, which is even more out of date.
I don't think I can do a major upgrade of the CPU without replacing the motherboard, since it has an AM2 socket...
So BF2s, what do I upgrade? lets keep our solutions under $300 (USD)
Ram is some generic brand, but 240 pin DDR2 SDRAM (3GB)
Rosewill 600w PSU
I think you should prob look for a full mobo, ram, cpu, vid, upgrade at this point.
yeah, it's a POS, if I can get my hands on a decent case to put it in (mine's kinda tight), I'll replace the mobo and cpu, ram and gfx will have to wait thoughNic wrote:
This the one?:S.Lythberg wrote:
mobo is an Asus M2N68-LADeathUnlimited wrote:
What model is your mobo, also what ram and psu?
Ram is some generic brand, but 240 pin DDR2 SDRAM (3GB)
Rosewill 600w PSU
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … 237554.jpg
I think you should prob look for a full mobo, ram, cpu, vid, upgrade at this point.
If you can sell that 8800gts for 50 bucks, you can get this set up.S.Lythberg wrote:
yeah, it's a POS, if I can get my hands on a decent case to put it in (mine's kinda tight), I'll replace the mobo and cpu, ram and gfx will have to wait thoughNic wrote:
This the one?:S.Lythberg wrote:
mobo is an Asus M2N68-LA
Ram is some generic brand, but 240 pin DDR2 SDRAM (3GB)
Rosewill 600w PSU
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … 237554.jpg
I think you should prob look for a full mobo, ram, cpu, vid, upgrade at this point.
shit, wait... that mobo was the ddr3 one, let me find the ddr2 one i had picked out.
This is the one:
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What site is that, i'd like to compare pricing with newegg, and maybe just get the components one at a time as I come by the money
Thats newegg
If your gonna do it that way, its better to save up your money and get it all at the end, components almost always get cheaper, and you could either get the same for less by waiting, or get better for the same price. Also, you'll have to pay 4x shipping, which would suck.S.Lythberg wrote:
What site is that, i'd like to compare pricing with newegg, and maybe just get the components one at a time as I come by the money
Last edited by Nic (2009-10-06 19:58:28)
I'll probably ask for most of it for christmas, and get the rest in januaryNic wrote:
If your gonna do it that way, its better to save up your money and get it all at the end, components almost always get cheaper, and you could either get the same for less by waiting, or get better for the same price.S.Lythberg wrote:
What site is that, i'd like to compare pricing with newegg, and maybe just get the components one at a time as I come by the money
Ah... also if your looking for a cheap case, post an and on craigslist in your area, someone might find you with something good. Hell, a guy way selling a NZXT Panzerbox for 40 bucks here the other day. If you get hardware from CL though, make sure you see it running in their comp, with CPU-Z or GPU-Z running.S.Lythberg wrote:
I'll probably ask for most of it for christmas, and get the rest in januaryNic wrote:
If your gonna do it that way, its better to save up your money and get it all at the end, components almost always get cheaper, and you could either get the same for less by waiting, or get better for the same price.S.Lythberg wrote:
What site is that, i'd like to compare pricing with newegg, and maybe just get the components one at a time as I come by the money
I'd consider a used case, even a working CPU/GPU may be worn down though, I'd rather get new on that
http://www.microsoft.com/Security_essentials/
Free and it's getting good reviews.
Free and it's getting good reviews.
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