Legit Reviews

I think Ruby's sidekick should be a guy...japanese looking and has blue hair.
I think he should be named Cross, as in Crossfire.

As Ruby fights bad guys from close range, Cross snipes bad guys form long range.
Adding bullet time and all........that would be so so cool

thx for the help, so i think i'll stick with one of those cheap ones and use the money i saved on something that really matters, a quality psu.

have any PSU recomendations for a rig with:

E6300
Asus P5b-E v1.2
8800 gts 300mb
2x1 gb patriot ram
2x250 GB Segate HDD
2 optical drives (dvd rw)

So u mean, i'm paying $85+ for them to shamfer off the sharp edges, and for them to stick their logo on, plus i'm not even getting a psu with the case.

Sounds a bit batty to me

I really a noob when it comes to cases, so could anyone explain in what way does it justify buying a $120 over one of those $35 ones.

Coz i was intersted in this case:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6811133154

but then i saw one of those cheap $35 cases with 2x120mm fans

there's one thing i've been wondering, does the uv lights used in cpu cases really harm you?

Count me in.
Thx Legit

tomato wrote:

dicecca112 wrote:you realize Maxtor is Seagate now right?

Yep, but as far as I know, they are Seagate in name only, and it's still Maxtor parts inside Maxtor HD's... so I will stay with Seagate branded HD's.

but they might be mixing them without u knowing

My system spec for my new rig is: Core 2 Duo E6300 Conroe (2x512MB) 600mhz RAM Seagate 250GB SataII eVGA GeForce 8800 GTS video card I was going to get the P5b-E plus but after reading the review for the P5N-E Sli, i'm not so sure anymore. need some help deciding which one to get, would like to know...

hehe, yeah i know, remember u help me build my C2d rig a few weeks back, it rocks!!

But too bad this time this rig is for my bro and he's on a budget.
But i'll still try to get a C2d.

thx

thx

someone recommended me the Gigabyte GA-965P-S3
know of any other boards which would work with a C2D cpu and would overclock well on a budget.

thx

sorry for asking so much

The board that broke was an Asus P4s800, and my graphic card was a fx 5200 agp version, after these two components broke i took out the cpu, hdd, and disk drives. I just left them around as spares, but this week my bro wanted me to build him a gaming rig which is able to play most games on medium, s...

wow, cool deal :shock: , but are the mainboards that are offered good, don't really have good experiences with free stuff.. maybe i'm just a pestimist.. hehe, just want a rig that plays most of the games on medium, umm.... what would you do if you were my situation, just want to know ur opinion :)

A few months ago my fx 5200 graphic card fried due to a faulty fan. Then a little later my mobo just stopped working, unlucky for me both were over the warrenty date. So now all i have left is: -Intel P4 2.4(socket 478) -Geforce 7600 GT So can anyone recommend me some good mainboards, or should i ju...

i kinda prefer to just buy it at a store, got lots of kingston and Crossair memorys here, could you recommend me one coz there's so many models and what are the differences between the XMS, kit, and the VS models for the Crossair memories

thx, sorry for asking so much

someone told my that this board had some issues dealing with the ram voltages, what ram do you think i should get.

Some one recommended the ASUS P5W DH DELUXE and the P5B-E
do they have good onboard sound and are they better than the you recommended

and by the way my budget is around $200

thx

These are specs of my new rig: CPU: Intel Core2 Duo E6400 2.13Ghz Graphic Card: ATI Radeon X1900 XT 256MB or Nvidia GeForce 7900GT HD: Sata2 I plan on overclocking my CPU to 2.4 Ghz, does anyone have any recommendations on a good mother board that supports this and is not extreamly expensive Also wh...

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yeah i agree wit that.