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hey man, you have chosen basically the exact same computer i have built... Now the thing to think about is will your pc become obsolete in 3 or 4 years... yes if you keep what you have in it, but... since you have an upgradeable computer you can add some stuff to it once a year you know... The first thing to think about is the fact that if you get a SLI motherboard you could easily double your computers performance. So make sure to get a 680i or similar for that has the best SLI capabilities and a LGA 775 socket that can have a quad core in it which is yours... So whenever you need to you can upgrade RAM, Processor, and another video card and have no compatibility issues. when they build a quad core processor that runs 1333 fsb is when you should get the processor and all. So hope you learned a little lol. Build it, its a good time to build imo. (only thing is that g92 series is coming out soon and 8 core processors are in the future) so its always dreadful to see that in the future.
going SLI doesnt "easily double" your computer's performance. It will definately improve it, but not double it.hey man, you have chosen basically the exact same computer i have built... Now the thing to think about is will your pc become obsolete in 3 or 4 years... yes if you keep what you have in it, but... since you have an upgradeable computer you can add some stuff to it once a year you know... The first thing to think about is the fact that if you get a SLI motherboard you could easily double your computers performance. So make sure to get a 680i or similar for that has the best SLI capabilities and a LGA 775 socket that can have a quad core in it which is yours... So whenever you need to you can upgrade RAM, Processor, and another video card and have no compatibility issues. when they build a quad core processor that runs 1333 fsb is when you should get the processor and all. So hope you learned a little lol. Build it, its a good time to build imo. (only thing is that g92 series is coming out soon and 8 core processors are in the future) so its always dreadful to see that in the future.
WeeMan9287
Means Guys pc is bad even this we will not play games in futur with high graphics then there is no advantage
Hey Iwas thinking to Buy any console but u already knew ps3 has few games and my Favourite games are not in ps3 they are also in Xbox360 but Xbox 360 is showing 3 red light (overheating problem)
so what do u say which thing is best for me ? i want to spend my money in that console who will begiving to me best games with out any prob so thats why i was thinking to buy pc but now,,,?
[QUOTE="WeeMan9287"]going SLI doesnt "easily double" your computer's performance. It will definately improve it, but not double it.hey man, you have chosen basically the exact same computer i have built... Now the thing to think about is will your pc become obsolete in 3 or 4 years... yes if you keep what you have in it, but... since you have an upgradeable computer you can add some stuff to it once a year you know... The first thing to think about is the fact that if you get a SLI motherboard you could easily double your computers performance. So make sure to get a 680i or similar for that has the best SLI capabilities and a LGA 775 socket that can have a quad core in it which is yours... So whenever you need to you can upgrade RAM, Processor, and another video card and have no compatibility issues. when they build a quad core processor that runs 1333 fsb is when you should get the processor and all. So hope you learned a little lol. Build it, its a good time to build imo. (only thing is that g92 series is coming out soon and 8 core processors are in the future) so its always dreadful to see that in the future.
greatmax1
I meant easily double the graphics performance... and yes it does double it, there have been tests... sorry no source lol. where the performance was raised by 97 percent.... 100=dubble!. but usually 80-95 depending on drivers for SLI and cards... lol. So technically youre right... =(
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