Upgrade Strategy. Hey guys :hello: Right now i am gaming on: LG 19" widescreen 1440x900 BFG 9800 GTX (800/2000/1225) I really want to game on a bigger screen such as 28", but i do not have the money to upgrade both graphics card and screen. So...

and am looking for simply a good sound; nothing too extravagant. How would this upgrade strategy compare to say the purchase of a new or (better?) used TT? Given the limited Cirkus upgrade, new cartridge and proper setup, would an upgrade to another...

concerned with brands as I am the upgrade strategy and what should be taken over other options. Thanks I would go with the second option, 5" isn't worth $300, but the 4830 is still quite a powerful card, would save the money for later, when a gpu upgrade...

do happen, but currently as far as I know my information is correct. 20% above the 955EE's $999, puts the FX-60 at $1199. This is perfectly in line with AMD's pricing strategy to price higher than Intel to indicate that they have a faster product....

copy protection. Also the model of smaller games, tiny PDF file manuals, along with an immeadiate seperate offering of an "upgrade" and a "strategy guide" book is another one (that is a piracy response thing). And various responses to store chains no...

Maxtor hard drives are very reliable. I've had the best experience using Maxtor and Seagate Soon enough, Intel will make the i845s...imagine dual channel Sdram...*shudder* I'm just thinking logically. I understand your upgrade strategy. From wha...

or AMD, that's the one I'll probably choose. That's more than a year away for me, so this whole AMD vs. Intel battle has just become ridiculously inane. Just out of curiosity, what did you build? I am trying to figure out my best upgrade strategy at the moment...

you will not be able to add another video card for some while, do not pay extra for a sli/crossfire capable motherboard, and the stronger psu. Instead plan your upgrade strategy to sell the old card, and get the next best thing. Thanks so much everyone :love:...

it's still sound for anyone who can afford it; also here; eVGA GTS makes alot of sense. Enjoy all the features and benifits, have an exit/upgrade strategy, and also have a good potential for resale later. IMO, the sweetspots are the X1950Pro and...