You should be able to get 3.6 easy and even better, 3.8! Also, go for the s1283, that thing is awesome. Once you throw some AC5 on the bottom and lap the CPU, you will be good to go
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Thinking of getting a e7400?
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What are the key diffrences between p43's and p45's?
Acoma_Andy, I'm highly considering that..
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Acoma_Andy, I'm highly considering that..
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No idea actually. But it's a good overclocker nontheless. There is also a GA-EP45-DS3L, which is also cheap, but wasn't able to find it quickly. Maybe you can see if you can find it.
Originally Posted by Shane1244  What are the key diffrences between p43's and p45's? Acoma_Andy, I'm highly considering that..
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hew doesnt have rep to buy from the classifieds here
i vote that u get a P45/43 board and an E5200. then upgrade to a E8400 or a Q6600 later. the E5200 will be plenty and its super cheap. if u want more, its cheaper to upgrade one piece at a time. just get a good board to base it off of. i recommend the p45 boards, either the DS3L, UD3R, or the UD3P from gigabyte. get the E5200 and upgrade later. those boards should support an E8400 or a Q6600 very well.
Originally Posted by ZTR1760 I second getting a E8400 or even a Q6600 over the E7400, keep an eye out in the for sale section I was able to get my E8500 for 150$ shipped and that was a while ago edit: here is a E8500 for 137$ right here on ocn http://www.overclock.net/sale/469309...-c0-137-a.html cheaper and faster than the 144$ 7400 edit #2: didnt see that u were from canadia land. I was wondering why that e7400 you were looking at cost so much, any way still 144 cad is like what 111 usd you could get a way better chip for only 26$ more |
i vote that u get a P45/43 board and an E5200. then upgrade to a E8400 or a Q6600 later. the E5200 will be plenty and its super cheap. if u want more, its cheaper to upgrade one piece at a time. just get a good board to base it off of. i recommend the p45 boards, either the DS3L, UD3R, or the UD3P from gigabyte. get the E5200 and upgrade later. those boards should support an E8400 or a Q6600 very well.
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