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Thoughts on;
AMD 3500+ (or perhaps 3700+, depends. Is it worth the extra money?)
ASrock mobo with support for both AGP and PCI-E
6800GT
1GB of 3200 RAM
I'll get good frame rates on the highest settings with this, right?
And it will last me a good while, right?
> ANYWAY, cooling seems like a lot of hefty work to me, and also kind
> of anti-friendly to the PC - I mean, overclocking is gut ja ja, but
> surely it's not good for the PC in the long run, or am I just being
> n00bish?
mate, I said 'air-cooling', ie. heatsink and fan, ie. what's on 99% of PCs. I'm not telling people to buy phase change coolers here. Plus, an un-overclocked PC is a neglected PC.
> Smedlos wrote:
> Yes I do I have GCSE and A-Level French.
>
> Yes and I got the highest possible score at advanced higher french
> thanks
> Run along
Well to be honest, you criticised Smedlos's ability even though he in fact corrected a mistake you made, mr 'highest possible score'..?
So, um, how does that work?
ANYWAY, cooling seems like a lot of hefty work to me, and also kind of anti-friendly to the PC - I mean, overclocking is gut ja ja, but surely it's not good for the PC in the long run, or am I just being n00bish?
Bon apetit ales merde a-haw-he-haw baguette!
> £117 nabs you an Opteron 146. It uses the San Diego core with
> 1mb cache (same core as 3700+ and the FXs). Anyways, it's almost
> guaranteed to do 2.6GHz+ (FX55) on air cooling and probably more.
> There's no point in getting a 3700+ because getting a 146 to 3700+
> speed (2.2GHz) would be laughably easy and save you about £70
> in the process.
>
> ...not that a wise man would stop at 2.2GHz anyway.
I don't like this cooling malarky.
Would I not end up spening almost as much on cooling?
> Yes I do I have GCSE and A-Level French.
Yes and I got the highest possible score at advanced higher french thanks
Run along
> And the award for person most trying to fit in goes to
your nan