Ok, I received an excellent deal from Intel that i just could not pass up. It was a 2.53ghz with d845pebt2 mb and winxp pro for $175.
I have had this computer running for a little over a month with 512mb corsair pc2700 and a 9700pro. I am very very happy with it currently but I feel the mb, although extremely stable, might be a considerable bottleneck in performance. Down the road I think I want to consider swapping out the board for one with more features and better performance and maybe doing some OCing. Any suggestions???
How far can the 2.53 be overclocked reasonably on a stock hsf??? i have an antec 1080amg case with lots of room for fans and great airflow.
I'm talking about doing this maybe 6 mos to a year from now or something when prices are way down and when there are many new features out such as stable agp 8x and ddr2 or just dual channel for p4.
just curious what features would be worth waiting for etc?
"There is no dark or light side, only power and those too weak to seek it."<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by vegandago on 01/14/03 12:20 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
I have had this computer running for a little over a month with 512mb corsair pc2700 and a 9700pro. I am very very happy with it currently but I feel the mb, although extremely stable, might be a considerable bottleneck in performance. Down the road I think I want to consider swapping out the board for one with more features and better performance and maybe doing some OCing. Any suggestions???
How far can the 2.53 be overclocked reasonably on a stock hsf??? i have an antec 1080amg case with lots of room for fans and great airflow.
I'm talking about doing this maybe 6 mos to a year from now or something when prices are way down and when there are many new features out such as stable agp 8x and ddr2 or just dual channel for p4.
just curious what features would be worth waiting for etc?
"There is no dark or light side, only power and those too weak to seek it."<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by vegandago on 01/14/03 12:20 PM.</EM></FONT></P>