Lookin into a new pc - any mistakes?
#21
Originally posted by Hardcore Rock Superstar:
thanks thats basically what i wanted to hear - i know everyone has their preferences with mobo's one brand vs another.
One thing i will ask if for one of you to recommend a heatsink? or whether i can get by with the stock heatsink that comes with the cpu?
too bad i don't know anyone in the pc store world to hook me up doh!
thanks thats basically what i wanted to hear - i know everyone has their preferences with mobo's one brand vs another.
One thing i will ask if for one of you to recommend a heatsink? or whether i can get by with the stock heatsink that comes with the cpu?
too bad i don't know anyone in the pc store world to hook me up doh!
you can get a Globalwin - Vantec or any of them but usually they have more noise as they are a high speed fan.
#22
Originally posted by Hardcore Rock Superstar:
thanks thats basically what i wanted to hear - i know everyone has their preferences with mobo's one brand vs another.
One thing i will ask if for one of you to recommend a heatsink? or whether i can get by with the stock heatsink that comes with the cpu?
too bad i don't know anyone in the pc store world to hook me up doh!
thanks thats basically what i wanted to hear - i know everyone has their preferences with mobo's one brand vs another.
One thing i will ask if for one of you to recommend a heatsink? or whether i can get by with the stock heatsink that comes with the cpu?
too bad i don't know anyone in the pc store world to hook me up doh!
And soltec's are good MB's Im runnin an MSI board with my AMD 1.7 and I use the heat sync that it came with it works good [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
[ June 26, 2004, 10:16 PM: Message edited by: 131.7 dB Z24 ]
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Barton 2500 chip is easily overclockable ... without breaking it. And you don't need a CPU heatsink because retail chips come with heatsinks, the "STOCK" Barton heatsinks are decent (copper bottom for SURE, possibly all copper).
Buy DDR400 RAM, costs the same or less than DDR333.
Buy DDR400 RAM, costs the same or less than DDR333.
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