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Thanks, I did some research and I've decided to get a 939 with an |
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a64fx 3500+ in an asus a8n sli deluxe, I already have a 600w power |
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bestexpress supply, guess that will do the deal, I'll stick with my |
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old nvidia graphic card till I get money to get a new board (probably |
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pci-e), I guess all my games (I haven't played new games for a while) |
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will work decently, and as soon as I get my new 256mb card I guess |
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I'll have at least an year of game playing and a good general |
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processing ammount. I hate the idea of getting on-board sound (because |
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my SB Audigy will become useless) but I guess you can't run from that, |
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neither from on-board eth (I already have two net cards). |
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If anyone has any advices about the config above, let me know, and |
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Bob, it was nice to see you have a stable system running with your |
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config, it kinda makes me more confortable on changing archs. |
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On 7/15/05, Bob Sanders <rmsand@××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 12:06:52 -0300 |
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> Daniel da Veiga <danieldaveiga@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Any advice? |
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> Yes - Get a 939 pin processor. 754 pin socket is going away. |
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> Also, it's not just the motherboard. If you are a gamer - start with the |
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> Gfx card. If you are going for one of the high end cards, be aware they |
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> suck down 75+ watts - more than the cpu will. A specifically designed power |
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> supply for these cards is called for, otherwise you;ll be back here asking about |
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> random compile failures, graphics lockups, corrupt file systems, etc. |
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> To support the gfx card and the system, you'll need a power supply that |
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> has a decent continous power rating, such as a PC Power&Cooling Silencer 470ATX. |
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> If you want an SLI config, then the PC Power&Cooling Turbo-Cool 510 Express/SLI |
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> is called for. |
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> > PS: Nvidia would be my choice for video, anyone have suggestions? |
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> Unless you have a specific need for high end, a 6600 GT works well with a smaller |
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> power draw - 350 W power supply. Here is a partial output of the Shuttle SN95G5 |
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> that I'm running with an xfx 6600GT - |
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> Operating System Information |
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> Linux 2.6.12-gentoo-r4 #1 Mon Jul 11 19:02:55 PDT 2005 on x86_64 |
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> Memory Information |
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> Total RAM 1025124 kB |
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> Total Swap 1999864 kB |
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> CPU Information |
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> CPU 01 AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ |
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> Bob |
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Daniel da Veiga |
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