Last questions about the E2160:
1. Will I be able to run the high end games, like Crysis, without OCing? The Crysis requirements say 2.2 or better.
2. I can afford the E2200 if anybody if anybody has any comments on that. And if I stick with the GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L for my MB and run a stock fan for awhile I can free up that money toward and even better CPU in the 4000 series.
I will be running the GeForce 8800GT 512MB, with Kingston HyperX 2GB DDR2 800 (PC2 6400). I haven't decided on the MB yet but at least it's down to 2 options. GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L or the ASUS P5K-E.
I do want to stay on budget but if I can't run good games with the E2160 or E2200 not clocked, I'll consider the 4000. I am partial to the ASUS P5K-E so I'd be giving that up to.
3. I can save a bit on the 8800GT 256MB but not enough to make it worth it (IMO) I think that's it. I'll be ordering in the next few weeks.
Thanks, in advance.
1. Will I be able to run the high end games, like Crysis, without OCing? The Crysis requirements say 2.2 or better.
2. I can afford the E2200 if anybody if anybody has any comments on that. And if I stick with the GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L for my MB and run a stock fan for awhile I can free up that money toward and even better CPU in the 4000 series.
I will be running the GeForce 8800GT 512MB, with Kingston HyperX 2GB DDR2 800 (PC2 6400). I haven't decided on the MB yet but at least it's down to 2 options. GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L or the ASUS P5K-E.
I do want to stay on budget but if I can't run good games with the E2160 or E2200 not clocked, I'll consider the 4000. I am partial to the ASUS P5K-E so I'd be giving that up to.
3. I can save a bit on the 8800GT 256MB but not enough to make it worth it (IMO) I think that's it. I'll be ordering in the next few weeks.
Thanks, in advance.