A $1,000 build budget, and you not only want a $315 CPU, but SLI as well...Originally Posted by zwano;15327783
america and so far im liking andrew's build other than i kinda want an i7
in gaming 2500k = 2600 the only time the 2600 will really benefit is in multi threaded applications. Save the 100 bucks and go i5 2500k. then you have an extra 100 to put towards sli.Originally Posted by zwano;15327783
america and so far im liking andrew's build other than i kinda want an i7
ya, he will also want to consider some good cooling options and a case with some really good airflow. When the SLI cards are so close together it is nice to get some cool air through the case.Originally Posted by jlells01;15327790
A $1,000 build budget, and you not only want a $315 CPU, but SLI as well...
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Yes, an i5 and i7 will be eqivent in games(since games don't utilise HT), high performance in games is down to the gpu.Originally Posted by Ratjack;15327804
in gaming 2500k = 2600 the only time the 2600 will really benefit is in multi threaded applications. Save the 100 bucks and go i5 2500k. then you have an extra 100 to put towards sli.
ya, he will also want to consider some good cooling options and a case with some really good airflow. When the SLI cards are so close together it is nice to get some cool air through the case.
600T is fine for SLI.Originally Posted by Ratjack;15327804
ya, he will also want to consider some good cooling options and a case with some really good airflow. When the SLI cards are so close together it is nice to get some cool air through the case.