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#1 tautitan123
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Supposedly once you change the Motherboard it ceases to be the same machine so you either need to reactivate or buy another licence.
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Seconded on the DDR2 800, it's perfectly dfast enough unless you are into overclocking.
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How much thermal paste did you use? Remember, you only need a wafer thin layer. It seems odd because my Q6600 is clocked at 3GHz on a stock Intel fan baking nicely inside a mATX case with a 4870 and it's only reaching 58 degrees playing FSX which is pretty much maxing all the cores.
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I can see the standards running together for a while. I don't think they would merge, and I wouldn't want them too because that might stagnate the physics side of games.
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#5 tautitan123
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I would go with the Gateway and as it's got Windows 64bit installed the 6GB will be utilised. Watch out for software incompatibilities with 64bit though.
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#6 tautitan123
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I'm not sure that's designed for your average gamer...
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Do you have a firewall installed? Did the office 2007 installer look for and install any updates?
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#8 tautitan123
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Self build if you can. not only is it probably a lot cheaper but you get the satisfaction of building it yourself and getting precisely what you want.
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#9 tautitan123
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Yep, they will, just the way of the world I'm afraid. I wouldn't wait for Windows 7 either. They are targeting a Q4 2009 RTM so expect it to be Q4 2010ish lol.
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#10 tautitan123
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You can, but I guess you won't be doing much of anything on hem. What sort of thing are you looking to do and what is the rest of your system spec?