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Old 12-19-08   #11 (permalink)
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I don't know about that power supply. I was debating whether to upgrade to a 9800 series and people were unsure whether or not my 550 psu would suffice. And you're running a lot more highgrade components than me.
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~1200 USD isn't bad at all.
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I don't know about that power supply. I was debating whether to upgrade to a 9800 series and people were unsure whether or not my 550 psu would suffice. And you're running a lot more highgrade components than me.
hmmm might as well use and see what happens
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550 is more than enough for 9800gtx
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looks great. only get a sound card if you have nice headphones or a nice set of speakers. i bought a x-fi when i had kinda crappy speakers and i didnt enjoy the soundcard, made me feel like i wasted money, then i got my hd555's and tried them on my bros comp with his soundcard and it was WAY better.

overall great build, the 9800gtx is good enough, the gtx is a beast and unless you do a lot of hardcore gaming i would say the 9800gtx is fine. also i would go with the q9550 instead of getting the q6600 and a gtx 260. i would rather have that nice cpu because gfx cards get outdated really fast.

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you could of saved yourself the money and put it together yourself and gotten a sound card If you can read and follow directions it is easy to put a PC together.

But the 550w corsair psu is more than enough to power your rig. Your PC is a nice solid build, enjoy it and get to gaming!
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Very nice, make sure to be there when they put it together, AND ASK A LOT OF QUESTIONS, it's the only way to learn.
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550 is more than enough for 9800gtx
i think thats true coz the nvidia website says that a 450W is enough
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Very nice, make sure to be there when they put it together, AND ASK A LOT OF QUESTIONS, it's the only way to learn.
well this is the **** scene. the customer is not present when they are assembling the machine. and its a pretty big place with two offies. one big sales office and another big hardware office. they said theyll contact me once its done
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you could of saved yourself the money and put it together yourself and gotten a sound card If you can read and follow directions it is easy to put a PC together.

But the 550w corsair psu is more than enough to power your rig. Your PC is a nice solid build, enjoy it and get to gaming!
i know lol but i dint wanna try it. the soundi might be happy since its a 7.1 hd onboard sound.
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