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nice
gl with ur new rig

congrats, use it well

I'm a bit of an Asus fan 4 Intel mobo's too, so at first i went 4 the Asus P5P800.
But according to most people the DFI performs better.

I only choose the 630 because it was cheaper, if its in ur budget, go 4 the 650 (or better )

btw: i vote 4 system1 too and definitly OC it

I've made 3 set-ups, top what i think would be best: system1: 100 GBP DFI 875P-T 100 GBP Intel Pentium 4 630 200 GBP OCZ EB PC-4000 2x1024 Platinum system2: 100 GBP DFI 875P-T 200 GBP Intel Pentium 4 650 100 GBP OCZ EB PC-4000 1024 Platinum system3: 100 GBP DFI 875P-T 150 GBP Intel Pentium 4 640 150...

If u do video editing u will get noticably more performance from Intel
With gaming the difference isnt always noticable, so i think Intel is best 4 u

another question:

Do you prefer Intel, AMD or you dont care?

y, 100 dollars for the converter (cause thats just what it is) only and then like u sdaid another atleast 400 buck for ram. And a $100 for a converter only is already expensive (ATA to SATA can be had for $20) I believe u if u say ram might be harder to convert, but still prices should get in the 20...

then lets start with the first question:

whats ur budget?

i know why it hasnt been done yet, its very simple.
It just to darn expensive for most people.
So little people will buy it
And what only makes it worse is that the production costs are very high.

It all depends on what proc, if u buy a pentium4 mobile, it might heat up quit alot. If u buy a Pentium M the heat lvl is normal, and u get the best performance there is (for both desktop and laptops) according to most reviews. If u buy a Centrino cpu, heat lvl is low, but it is not as god as Pentiu...

np, if u need any help, just ask

I think "General Purpose Register Arrays" is just a fancy name for cache, but i might be wrong.
Lets see what ATI will bring us, i look forward to it

if u cant lock the agp/pci i would buy another board. If u buy another mobo, and u still got money to burn, i would buy new everything: - new cpu - new mobo - new ram and possibly also a new powersupply. If u want to buy all this new, ur almost building a new computer, and there is lots of choice of...

i just decided yesterday to register. (i used to only read your reviews)
and now i see u guys are even having a monthly contest, nice.

If i win, i only need the asus converter and off i go
So count me in

i know its not gonna happen, i just wish it did...

I think the Akasa POWERPLUS 650W V1 (version 1) is very nice.
Little people know Akasa as a PSU maker so its got little attention from most people, but the reviews ive seen are all very positive :D

I would prefer 2 80mm fans, but its still nice.
I wouldnt call it professional looking, but it looks like a very nice ghetto mod

lol, im coming from Extreme Overclocking (im still there )
I like the articles too, they also have a great psu buying guide:
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/s ... ge=1&pp=20

if u ask me they should skip the whole DDR2 thing and stay with DDR untill ddr3 comes up.
DDR2 has never really proved to be better than DDR, so why go with DDR2 when DDR3 is nearly available?

I want 2 gigs!!!