Well im going to be getting computer parts for christmas this year and i was planning on gettting a 939 mobo with nforce 4 (if it is avilable) and a 3000+ and overclock it to around 3500+ speeds.Is this a good upgrade or could i get a better 775 p4?
I just checked a link, and one vender is already selling nforce4 boards. But they're on backorder (zipzoomfly.com). If you don't need pci-e or sli, you can get nforce3 boards for about $50 less.
According to a survey two-thirds of us sheep shaggers buy their stuff a week after Christmas.
Hopefully by that time nForce4 mobo manufactures would've ironed out the bugs in BIOS which is the perfect time to by it.
The general rule is to NEVER by ANYTHING during Christmas for youself.
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Nothing says "Happy Holidaze!" like a good buzz. Of course, take that however you will, so to speak. :~}
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Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life." - Steve Taylor</font color=red></b></pre><p>
Why not add that to Cock Santa's wishlist?
But Cock Santa says you must be a good little boy if you want it.
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