Okay so this is my first homebuilt system and I was planning to spend about 1.2k~ which i will achieve but will not get to buy one of the new 4000 series or the gtx 200 series because of my impatience. Here is my build. Should I just wait or continue and buy it tmw?
Is this comp for gaming?? If it is get a <a href="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115037">E8400</a>(hope that link works.) instead. They are better than the Q6600 in gaming.
Is this comp for gaming?? If it is get a <a href="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115037">E8400</a>(hope that link works.) instead. They are better than the Q6600 in gaming.
Okay so this is my first homebuilt system and I was planning to spend about 1.2k~ which i will achieve but will not get to buy one of the new 4000 series or the gtx 200 series because of my impatience. Here is my build. Should I just wait or continue and buy it tmw?
A dual core is really faster than a quad core unless you do heavy video editing, encoding that stuff. In games, you'll get higher frames rates because of the higher clock and about 99% of games don't support more than 2 cores. The only game I know of that will use 4 cores is Supreme Commander which the E8400 does good on too.
+1 on ACF7P
You won't get a C2Q case badge if you go OEM.
Why not get retail and AS5 and run it stock, it'll be plenty cool without OC. If you plan to OC, get AS5 and the ACF7P, I hear the thermal pad isn't as good as AS5 or MX-2.
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