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| i am building a computer and i am wondering if these specs are good for playing the most recent games out and also for the money £561.95 ........Nvidia 8800. Intel® Core® 2 Duo. (6750 (2.66GHz 4MB, 1333FSB) , 750 Watt. Nvidia GForce EN8800GT 512MB Graphics , 80GB Hard Drive , 2048 DDR 2 667 MHz , Xp Home With SP2 & Disc , Sony 18 X DVD Dual Layer Writer , Msi P945P Neo5 Motherboard.. thank you |
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| I think you need a better motherboard and DDR2 800 memory.
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| any motherboards and ram u recomend |
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| Yup, agree with McBee. Bin the MSI. 945p is a decent chipset but you can do much better for about the same money and it would be a shame considering the cpu and gpu you've spec'd. I'd be going for an Asus P5k, any model. And Corsair XMS2 DDR2 800mhz. It'll be a beast of a build then. Also, 750w for the psu is overkill, save some money (and put it toward a better mobo and ram) by going for a 600w psu. Enermax Liberty 620w would be my choice.
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| One of the Asus P5K series depending on your budget, and memory from one of the good brand names. Others will be better able to guide you. |
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| Sorry Alex we posted together it must be a case of great minds thinking alike! |
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| and here is another build idea at £631.57 CPU: Intel® Core™ 2 Quad Q6600 (2.40Ghz, 8MB Cache, 1066Mhz FSB) CPU Cooler: Standard CPU heatsink & fan Motherboard: Asus P5N-E SLI (nForce 650i chipset, SLI, Firewire) Memory: 2.0GB Kingston DDR2 667mhz (2x 1GB) Hard Drive: 500GB S-ATA2 3.0Gb/s Optical Drive: 20x DVD±RW DL S-ATA Graphics card: NEW! NVidia GeForce 8800GT 512MB Sound card: Onboard 7.1 Audio Operating System: None PSU: 600W Case: Coolermaster Cavalier 3 |
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Tuniq Tower or Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 pro would be a better option. You'll suffer using 667mhz ram with that cpu as quads are more bandwidth hungry than dual's. It'll be more noticeable in a gaming build. Bin the 650i chipset 1) because it's SLI and you're only going single card, and 2) because it's basically lousy. Rest of the spec looks fine.
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Yup. Unless we're both completely wrong.
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