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Old 10-09-09   #1 (permalink)
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i was wondering if it is possible to get a i5 build with ddr3 and raid 0 (2 harddrives together making about 1tb) all under about 600. without the monitor.

iv tried it on new egg and it would come out like 800+ ish

im also trying to squeeze in a 260gts...
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What do you need? Any overclocking to be done?
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260gts doesn't exist, and it would be very tough to fit that under $600.
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my bad i mean gtx 260...
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