Recent content by 454Casull

The TDP of the 8800GTX is 185W, isn't it? 31A for the two of them, then you have 29A left for the rest of the system. :eek:

With an E6400, any old DDR2-800 memory will work, since at DDR2-800 speeds, the CPU would be running at 3.2GHz.

E6300 - $180 GA-965P-S3 - $116 2x1GB DDR2-667 1.8V - $200 WD360ADFD/WD740ADFD - $105/147 WD2500KS - $75 Shipping from newegg.com - ~$15 X1950 Pro - $200, free shipping SLK3000B - $30 AC Freezer 7 Pro - $16 Shipping from provantage.com - ~$22

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The power supply doesn't belong on the list, since what you're supposed to do is pick a good one and forget about it. What I think: Monitor RAM Hard drive CPU/Video Card Mobo What I think: Video card CPU Sound card Memory Mobo HD The video card is usually only stressed in games...

Asking for help is useless unless you post a budget.

The M12 series and Corsair's HX supplies stay almost silent up until ~300W of output.

http://www.resellerratings.com/seller13187.html My conscience would not allow me to recommend such a vendor...

FlexForce is an Ultra thing. They might even have trademarked it. Also, the CMPSU-620HX costs more than $150. hdwag06, for a system like that, you would do well enough with the Enhance ENP-5140GH if you get an 8800GTS. The PSU itself has enough power for an 8800GTX, but I don't know if it...

The open box model has free shipping. :P

Fuck... this is the second time I lost this post (so I'm not linking anything from newegg). Anyway, C2D E6300 - $180 Scythe Ninja Plus, open box - $40 GA-965P-S3 - $116 G.SKILL 2x1GB DDR2-800 1.8V - $210 eVGA 8800GTS - $470 X-Fi XtremeMusic - $93 WD Raptor 36GB WD360ADFD - $105...

What do you do with your PC? Gaming, audio editing/recording, what else? If that's it, you'd be set with an OCed E6300. Since SLI isn't in your future, go with a cheaper board like the Gigabyte GA-965P-S3 or Biostar TForce 965PT unless you need Firewire support. Is the $1800 available only...

The 6800 is a PCIe card? I had no idea you softmod anything but the AGP cards.

If you stay with one CPU and a reasonable number of HDs (say, less than 8), you'll be perfectly fine with the vast majority of 700-750W PSUs.

HELL NO http://jonpatch.wordpress.com/2006/10/06/should-you-buy-fsx-now/ http://www.fsstation.com/articles/flight-simulator-x-performance-tweaks.html http://blogs.msdn.com/tdragger/archive/2006/08/21/711152.aspx Looks like you won't be needing quad-core for FSX any time soon...