[QUOTE="captain_joe__"]With that you completely ignore the stock heatsink that comes with the cpu and use that instead.Okay, thanks.:DSo if you buy a fan like this, where it's a fan/heatsink. Do you still attach the stock heatsink and put it on as a fan? Or do you do away with the heatsink that came with the CPU, since this is a heatsink as well as a fan, and just attach it directly to the CPU?
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So if you buy a fan like this, where it's a fan/heatsink. Do you still attach the stock heatsink and put it on as a fan? Or do you do away with the heatsink that came with the CPU, since this is a heatsink as well as a fan, and just attach it directly to the CPU?
What about this proccessor instead?My crack at it:
Seagate 7200.12 500gb HDD
ASRock M3A770DE Motherboard
ASUS CuCore HD 5770 Video Card
AMD Phenom II X2 555 Processor
Windows 7 Home Premium OS
A-DATA 4GB DDR3-1600 RAM w/ Coolermaster Elite 335 Case
Rosewill Green Series 430W PSU
Samsung DVD BurnerGrand total: 695.44
ravenguard90
EDIT: My current GFX card is a Radeon X1300XT/X1600Pro/X1650 Series.
Is that Crossfireable?
[QUOTE="ravenguard90"]
[QUOTE="MaoTheChimp"]
Pardon me asking, but what's the processor you're using?
MaoTheChimp
It's the C3 version of the X2 550. Basically what the X2 550 was, but with a few improvements, such as a more stable IMC. It also comes with a faster clock rate as well :D
Sorry, I should've clarified my question a bit more. I was wondering what processor the OP is using with the 3.4GHz clock rate, as I suspect that it may be a Pentium D.
Yeah, it's a Pentium.EDIT: What about sound cards?
Okay. But I also save money on the Processor since I think I'm just gonna use mine. Anything but a Quad Core would be a downgrade.:DMy crack at it:
Seagate 7200.12 500gb HDD
ASRock M3A770DE Motherboard
ASUS CuCore HD 5770 Video Card
AMD Phenom II X2 555 Processor
Windows 7 Home Premium OS
A-DATA 4GB DDR3-1600 RAM w/ Coolermaster Elite 335 Case
Rosewill Green Series 430W PSU
Samsung DVD BurnerGrand total: 695.44
ravenguard90
Does the card in the list have DX11?[QUOTE="captain_joe__"][QUOTE="smc91352"] EDIT: 4850s are back in stock. If you don't care about DX11, you can save some money with this.Neo_revolution7
yes the 5750 has Dx11 but you will save money with the 4850
Alright, I'll probably get that then. Thanks:DAlso, is this a good fan?
EDIT: 4850s are back in stock. If you don't care about DX11, you can save some money with this.smc91352Does the card in the list have DX11?
$25.35 more will get you:[spoiler] . [/spoiler] smc91352Alright, thanks!:D One problem though. The processor I'm using now is a Dual Core 3.4 GHz, so it's a little better. So I might just save money and use mine. But it's Intel. Does that still work?
I want to build a new PC, but I don't really know about the technical stuff. I found some good parts on Newegg, but I don't know if they are compatible or anything. I mean, I know the basics like the RAM, Sound cards, graphics cards, motherboard. Just not which ones are compatible.
I just find it really confusing. When it gets past how many Gigs a card has, or GHz of a Processor.
So anyways... I want you guys to reccomend some parts for me, within a $650-$700 range. Something that can run a game max (or close) on Crysis, or Mass Effect 2, or Bioshock 2.
So, thanks for the help.:D
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