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Need help on my new com specs

Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 7:14 am
by winderic
Hi

Going to build up my first com since been using notebook for years.
Thinking to get AMD 9850BE, M3A78-T and ATI Shapire 4870, 4G Ram, Vista 64bit, 650w PSU....etc
Saw M3A78-T come out a M3A79-T deluxe model, might get that if possible.

Any suggestion for this setup?
Thanks

Edit : M3A78-T got integrated Graphic Card, but Deluxe model dont have, which one is more worth it?

Re: Need help on my new com specs

Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 7:16 am
by DMB2000uk
Go for the Corsair HX620 PSU, it's a really really great PSU.

Is there any particular reason you want to use AMD components over Intel? (As Intel currently has the performance lead)

Dan

Re: Need help on my new com specs

Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 7:22 am
by winderic
My friend told me that Amd is more worth the money, if wanna get Intel will have to spend more money.
And he did told me intel is better some how if i willing to spend more.
Myy setup up is more to playing games, as i play MMORPG and others game.

The PSU my friend help me choose is Cooler Master Extreme Power 650W PSU, ATX,12cm Cooling Fan, 3x S-ATA, 20+4pin,2xPCI-E

Re: Need help on my new com specs

Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 7:41 pm
by martini161
winderic wrote:My friend told me that Amd is more worth the money, if wanna get Intel will have to spend more money.
And he did told me intel is better some how if i willing to spend more.
Myy setup up is more to playing games, as i play MMORPG and others game.

The PSU my friend help me choose is Cooler Master Extreme Power 650W PSU, ATX,12cm Cooling Fan, 3x S-ATA, 20+4pin,2xPCI-E
thats not entirely true. for what your doing your probably better off with something along the lines of a p45/35 with a t7200, youd get better gaming performance.

Re: Need help on my new com specs

Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 10:43 pm
by hnzw_rui
martini161 wrote:thats not entirely true. for what your doing your probably better off with something along the lines of a p45/35 with a t7200, youd get better gaming performance.
Slight correction - should probably be E7200. The T7200 is a laptop processor. Does cache make a significant difference in games? From what I recall, the E5200 (which is $30 cheaper on Newegg) has half the E7200's cache but the clock speed is almost the same (2.50 GHz vs 2.53 GHz)...

Re: Need help on my new com specs

Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:53 am
by Depravity
winderic wrote:Hi

Going to build up my first com since been using notebook for years.
Thinking to get AMD 9850BE, M3A78-T and ATI Shapire 4870, 4G Ram, Vista 64bit, 650w PSU....etc
Saw M3A78-T come out a M3A79-T deluxe model, might get that if possible.

Any suggestion for this setup?
Thanks

Edit : M3A78-T got integrated Graphic Card, but Deluxe model dont have, which one is more worth it?
If you're getting a 9850BE, then I'm guessing you're going to overclock.
If so, get the M3A79-T Deluxe. It has the SB750 southbridge vs the SB600 of the M3A78-T, which will offer SIGNIFICANTLY higher overclocks.
Also, forget about the integrated graphic card. You're getting the 4870, and that defeats the purpose of integrated.

You should also get a better PSU, for example the PCP&P 750W if you are going to overclock that rig.

Good luck! :)