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Thread : Opteron or Athlon?
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its an opty better than an athlong
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well get the 1 series they are much better than the 2 series and the 1 series are s939 and the opty is way better! |
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alright that bring sme to this question
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yes you can |
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really?
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yes buy one 246 now and get another one later and yes you can use different speed procs with s940 only on amd |
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thats really cool
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Pengwin, if you want to get the Dual Opties, get:
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welcome but listen to mike(madmodmike) he knows ALOT MORE ABOUT SERVERS THAN I DO I ONLY BUILD PCS FOR THE REGULAR GUY who doesnt need a comp that can handle up to 100ppl at a time accesing it for info |
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well i really dont want a server i just wan something i can game on and do other normal joe stuff on
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That board has alot of features. The SATA II / PATA and RAID is nice, and the fact it has SLI is great. The 2 things that worry me are 1) It's size. It's a standard ATX board (12" x 9.6" ) while normal Dual Opteron (or any server board/workstation board for that matter) are Extended ATX (12" x 13" ). That board is very small, the CPU's are close to the RAM and your video cards are real close to the CPU, which would inhibit large heatsinks. And 2) The RAM. I am not sure if this is true as I have only recently seen this board, but it appears that this board has 6x DIMM's for 1 CPU.
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hey man get an opty 265 first then add another its like having 4 procs cause the opty 265 is a dual core and if you just wanna game get the opty 165 on an a8n-sli premium and some corsair ram it should be a little cheaper |
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i went to look for ram and danm kingston hyper X ram costs like 200 bucks for 1 gig kit of 2
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mike i dont think it can run sli i dont see a connector |
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The nForce Professional chipset (on some motherboards) can support SLI. That board seems to be able to support it. Pengwin, are you looking for 2 1GB sticks? If so, you're going to pay alot of money for them, no matter what you buy. I recommend the Corsair XMS for about $220 I believe it is, check newegg for it. Make sure it's ECC and Registered memory.
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no im looking for 1 GB in a kit for 2 x 512 and that costs 200+ dollars which is CRAZY |
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