Advise please: Gaming Computert
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the 9600 is one of the better cards to have come out in a long time. im sure the 9800 is just fine.
i havent been online for call of duty in a while, but im sure theres lots of players still on there. ive been playing battlefield 2 online for alittle while now, especially since the israel campaign has started,lol
i havent been online for call of duty in a while, but im sure theres lots of players still on there. ive been playing battlefield 2 online for alittle while now, especially since the israel campaign has started,lol
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If your looking for a good Core 2 Duo CPU, have a look at the specs and benchmarks for the Intel E7200 and the E7300.
I just installed the E7300 2.66, 3Mb L2, 1066 FSB on an Asrock Conroe 1333-667 heap of a junk motherboard 2GB Ram, with the ATI HD 2600 256 mb DDR2, on the spare system.
I dialed the CPU up to 3.21Ghz @1279.0 FSB , and can run Far Cry 2, Flight simulator X, Gears of War, and almost anything I throw at it on high settings , all on Stock cooling and stock VCORE 1.18 v, runs stable and dosen't break a sweat at full Load.
The E7300 can be clocked @ 4Ghz with minor adjustments and cooling upgrades.
This CPU cost me $129.00 at Tiger direct, and is buy far one of the best CPU's on the market for bang for your buck, in comparison to the high end CPU's this is a contender.
Have a look before you buy, more money don't always mean better.
I just installed the E7300 2.66, 3Mb L2, 1066 FSB on an Asrock Conroe 1333-667 heap of a junk motherboard 2GB Ram, with the ATI HD 2600 256 mb DDR2, on the spare system.
I dialed the CPU up to 3.21Ghz @1279.0 FSB , and can run Far Cry 2, Flight simulator X, Gears of War, and almost anything I throw at it on high settings , all on Stock cooling and stock VCORE 1.18 v, runs stable and dosen't break a sweat at full Load.
The E7300 can be clocked @ 4Ghz with minor adjustments and cooling upgrades.
This CPU cost me $129.00 at Tiger direct, and is buy far one of the best CPU's on the market for bang for your buck, in comparison to the high end CPU's this is a contender.
Have a look before you buy, more money don't always mean better.
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