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28th May 2009, 04:35
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Intel Core i7 920 Processor LGA1366 2.66GHz 8MB Cache CPU
Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R X58+ICH10R QPI 6.4GT/s DDR3 2000 PCI-Ex16 SATAII RAID IDE GLAN heappipe ATX Kingston 6GB(3 X 2GB) DDR3-1333MHZ Samsung 750G SATA II 7200rpm 32M XFX GTX260+ 896M 216SP PCI Express (incl Far Cry 2) Samsung 22X DVDRW Black SATA Antec Nine Hundred Tower Gaming Case with side window Black(No PSU) Corsair TX-850 ATX Power Supply 140mm fan Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium64bit Basically i want to be able to play every game available in high quality and the majority of games to come. Also, id like to begin 3d animation and rendering for my multimedia classes. Any adjustments i should make? different mobo? |
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28th May 2009, 05:00
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A Phenom II build would probably be a better bet in this scenario. Either way, scrap the 900, get a 4890, 520HX, 640GB WD etc - try the midrange workstation build here.
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28th May 2009, 06:15
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I thought you liked the 260 216 Carbon?
Or just that the 4890's better?
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28th May 2009, 06:23
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4890's just better, like $20 more often for a lot more performance. If you're at that res you might as well just go for the third-tier of GPUs.
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