CPU & MB?????????
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Hi!
I'm thinking of buying a new system and I've read so many articles and forum posts about components.
I need your qualified opinions about 2 things:
1. Should i buy an E6750 CPU or an E4400, is there such a big difference between them? Is one more OC than the other? I'm asking cause i have a tight budget! (Gaming PC)
2. What MB from the Gigabyte P35-DS3 series should i take (plain or L, R, P...)? Are there any real differences between those? Bare in mind that i don't need RAID! Do i really need those 2 DDR 3 soccets?
Any tought?
Thx
I'm thinking of buying a new system and I've read so many articles and forum posts about components.
I need your qualified opinions about 2 things:
1. Should i buy an E6750 CPU or an E4400, is there such a big difference between them? Is one more OC than the other? I'm asking cause i have a tight budget! (Gaming PC)
2. What MB from the Gigabyte P35-DS3 series should i take (plain or L, R, P...)? Are there any real differences between those? Bare in mind that i don't need RAID! Do i really need those 2 DDR 3 soccets?
Any tought?
Thx
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For my next build I am going with the E6750 and the P35 DS3R.
The E6750 runs has an FSB of 1333MHz compared to teh 800MHz of the E4400. Also, the E6750 has 4 MB of L2 and the E4400 only has 2MB if I remember right. As for OC'ing, the E4400 is more overclockable percentagewise than an E6750 but the E6750 can reach a higher final speed. The E6750 is probably the best value CPU offered by Intel at the moment.
The E6750 runs has an FSB of 1333MHz compared to teh 800MHz of the E4400. Also, the E6750 has 4 MB of L2 and the E4400 only has 2MB if I remember right. As for OC'ing, the E4400 is more overclockable percentagewise than an E6750 but the E6750 can reach a higher final speed. The E6750 is probably the best value CPU offered by Intel at the moment.
I'm not sure about the 4GB limit for DDR3 on the p35-DSR3, but I do know you can only have DDR2 or DDR3 at any give time. I don't like the idea of supporting both because you only get 2 slots of each. And if 4GB is the limit, by the time DDR3 is within budget and you want to make the plunge, 4GB of ram might not be all that uncommon. I'm seeing more and more computers with 4GB of ram. Me personally, I'd rather have 4 slots of DDR2 than 2 of each. When I want DDR3, i'll probably want a new processor and motherboard too.
cyberjock said:
I'm not sure about the 4GB limit for DDR3 on the p35-DSR3, but I do know you can only have DDR2 or DDR3 at any give time. I don't like the idea of supporting both because you only get 2 slots of each. And if 4GB is the limit, by the time DDR3 is within budget and you want to make the plunge, 4GB of ram might not be all that uncommon. I'm seeing more and more computers with 4GB of ram. Me personally, I'd rather have 4 slots of DDR2 than 2 of each. When I want DDR3, i'll probably want a new processor and motherboard too.The board being talked about is the "C" version... P35C-DS3R...the P35-DS3R has NO support for DDR3. On the other hand the P35C-DS3R has TWO slots supporting a total of 4GB of DDR3 and it has FOUR slots supporting a total of 8GB of DDR2.
P35C-DS3R specs: http://www.gigabyte.us/Products/Motherboard/Products_Sp...
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