I would get the EVGA Classified if you want SLI. Going to be released next week
I would get this ram
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820227381
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I would get this ram
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820227381
Ok iam sick of amd new build i7 help me out
OK HERES THE DEAL SPENT A LOT OF MONEY ON MY CASE,, IT'S AWESOME,,WORKS GREAT,,,NOW I AM SICK OF AMD,, ITS TIME TO GROW UP AND FACE THE MUSIC,, INTEL HAS SO MUCH MORE FLEXIBILITY.THESE DAYS AS THEY DONT OWN A GPU COMPANY THAT IS COMPETEING WITH NVIDIA FOR THE TOP SPOT,, AS IT GOES THERE WILL NEVER BE A AMD BOARD THAT WILL RUN ATI CROSSFIRE AND NVIDIA SLI ,,LIKE THE X58 BOARDS CAN!!!!...SO WHAT X58 BOARD DO I BUY MONEY IS NO OBJECT!!!!,,,AS I THINK I WILL START WITH THE NEW I7 920 WITH DO STEPPING TILL THE NEWER BIGGER ONES SHOW UP,,, NOW HOW ABOUT THE MEMORY SHOULD I STICK WITH CORSAIR OR SWITCH TO SOMETHING ALSE?????
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explain more about this mobo...!
i count 4 or 5 maybe PCI-E..!
What can that mean? QUAD 260's!??!?
Originally Posted by Juggalo23451 I would get the EVGA Classified if you want SLI. Going to be released next week I would get this ram http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820227381
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i count 4 or 5 maybe PCI-E..!
What can that mean? QUAD 260's!??!?
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Here is an article about it. It was pushed back by 2 weeks cause the were making the bios better and also adjust the heat sink so it can take bigger heatsinks on the Cpu. There is a pic with the CM V-10 on it.
http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3519
Originally Posted by kilrbe3 explain more about this mobo...! i count 4 or 5 maybe PCI-E..! What can that mean? QUAD 260's!??!? |
http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3519
X58 boards can handle both SLI and Crossfire setups, just not at the same time.. Not sure if that's what you had in mind.
If you just want raw performance, there are many other options that will be much faster than simply going with an i7..
If I was in your shoes, I wouldn't ditch the 940 for a 920.. Instead I'd grab a couple of SSD's for about the same price. That's an upgrade you'll actually notice.
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If you just want raw performance, there are many other options that will be much faster than simply going with an i7..
If I was in your shoes, I wouldn't ditch the 940 for a 920.. Instead I'd grab a couple of SSD's for about the same price. That's an upgrade you'll actually notice.
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How did you manage to ask so nicely?!
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Originally Posted by rustler753 I know we are here to give advice, but at least take the time to apply proper grammar and hold back the capslock patrol when posting. |
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He already has a 940.. And I'm referring to the X4 940, not i7 940.
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Honestly, we won't notice the jump unless he's benchmarking. On the other hand, if he gets some SSD's, his system will be noticeably faster than by simply upgrading the processor.
For the money spent, SSD's are definitely a better option.
Originally Posted by sgdude evga x58 classifield and a core i7 920. 920 is a much better buy than a 940 or 965. You wont notice a difference between a 920 and a 940, except u will notice your wallet being lighter. |
Honestly, we won't notice the jump unless he's benchmarking. On the other hand, if he gets some SSD's, his system will be noticeably faster than by simply upgrading the processor.
For the money spent, SSD's are definitely a better option.
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idk his sig says GTX280's, implying 2 cards. i7 scales much better with SLI.
Originally Posted by Shift. He already has a 940.. And I'm referring to the X4 940, not i7 940.
Honestly, we won't notice the jump unless he's benchmarking. On the other hand, if he gets some SSD's, his system will be noticeably faster than by simply upgrading the processor. For the money spent, SSD's are definitely a better option. |
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you gotta be joking
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.. AMD has way more flexibility... Intel however has better performance tho
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SSD's aren't all that great for all applications. The SCSI Drives in Raid are still faster on the Writing side of things. The SSD's are about the same on the Read. As for reliability i would probably say SSD, but performance, you cant beat SAS drives in Raid 0
Originally Posted by Shift. X58 boards can handle both SLI and Crossfire setups, just not at the same time.. Not sure if that's what you had in mind. If you just want raw performance, there are many other options that will be much faster than simply going with an i7.. If I was in your shoes, I wouldn't ditch the 940 for a 920.. Instead I'd grab a couple of SSD's for about the same price. That's an upgrade you'll actually notice.
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