Comfirming system specs

Dell says XPS 700 will not ship overclocked after all

Published on July 17, 2006

In a clarification this morning, Dell Computer communications specialist Liam Nguyen told TG Daily that the company's revised XPS 700, which will be featured with Intel's Core 2 Extreme processor on the day Intel makes its formal announcement, will not be available pre-overclocked by the factory after all. Read more

Micron: JEDEC specs of FB-DIMM should be available by year-end

Published on August 31, 2005

Micron Technology, a US-based manufacturer of DRAM and memory modules, expects that the standard specifications of fully-buffered DIMM (FB-DIMM) technology will be available to download from the JEDEC Solid State Technology Association (once known as the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council) website for non-member companies by year-end. Read more

Is your PC HD ready?

Published on September 08, 2006

Ever wondered, if your current PC has enough horsepower to handle the next generation of multimedia? No, we are not talking about a Vista ready PC, but simply a system that is capable of displaying HD movies. Cyberlink has a surprise for you - get ready for a major overhaul or to throw out your PC, if you don't own a dual-core processor. Read more

AMD unveils Athlon 64 X2 5000+ specs

Published on March 21, 2006

Xbit Labs posted a brief story on a document titled "AMD Athlon 64 Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet," which has been made available on AMD's website. Read more

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boop334

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05-24-2008 at 03:57:37 AM

Ok i am just wondering if these components are all good and compatible ( i am all most 100% sure they are) but her it is :
intel c2d e7200
evga 750i ftw
2 gb ddr2 800 crucial ballistix
650 watt psu logisys (beast!)
250 gb sata (thats fine)
radeon x1950 xtx

i think thats it but i might be forgetting something but i am just wondering mainly if the processor is compatible with the mobo out of the box( i dont have a socket 775 proc to update bois with so no bios updates)

Message edited by boop334 on 05-24-2008 at 04:00:47 AM

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05-24-2008 at 04:03:06 AM

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PSU is cr@p!. Do your self a favor and get a quality PSU lfrom PP&C or Corsair or even Antec/Thermaltake. If you are buying the X1950 new how much are you spending on it? What is you budget? And what games+res do you play at?

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05-24-2008 at 06:16:00 AM

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Just because a PSU has a high wattage rating does not make it a beast. Shadow is exactly right. He also recommends good brands. You can pick up a 610W PP&C right now for $90 after MIR @ newegg.

Don't buy a SLI motherboard and use an ATI video card on it. That's counterproductive. Look at P35/x38.

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boop334

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05-24-2008 at 06:13:19 PM

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well the psu has 22v on 2 12v rails so 44volts total (should be able to power everything im using it now on my pc that im typing this with!)and will the ati/ nvidia thing just not work or will it just be "counterproductive" the only things i need to buy are the mobo and hdd everything else i have

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05-25-2008 at 02:10:37 AM

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It will work just fine. It makes no sense to spend more money on a SLI motherboard and not use it. It would make more sense to a get a Crossfire board.

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05-25-2008 at 05:44:10 PM

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Oh ok cool thanks for the help! yeah your right but i will eventually get some nvidia/sli video cards to go along with this board so its all good lol Thanks!

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