[lolroflskates]

i need to upgrade my computer, with the current specs

3200
1gb ram
120gb hd
6600gt
350w psu


heres what I had in mind

nvidia 7900GT KO
OCZ 600W powersupply
4200+ dual core processor

[SYL\X/3K]

if ur planning to buy either the nvidia 7900GT KO or the
4200+ dual core processor or both i'd suggest getting also the PS as well because its gonna need more juice to power them up.

by the way wrong forum

[Nitestick]

moved to building and buying.

i wouldn't really consider the 4200+ these days, either look at possibly overclocking an x2 3800+ or buying an x2 4600+. other than that the list looks good

[Waphlez]

Just make sure you have a PCI Express x16 slot on your motherboard to use the video card with.

[lolroflskates]

Originally posted by Beefcake
Just make sure you have a PCI Express x16 slot on your motherboard to use the video card with.

you don't need to be noob with me, I was once a member here.


@ sylewek, I'm buying all of them

moved to building and buying.

i wouldn't really consider the 4200+ these days, either look at possibly overclocking an x2 3800+ or buying an x2 4600+. other than that the list looks good

4200 fits in my price range, considering I won't be overclocking, and it's 200 bucks for a good processor. How much better is it than the 3800? I want to save cash, and will this be a big step up from my previous build?

[bmxfreakrider]

if you wait a few weeks, you can get the new g8800 from nvidia, for about the same price as the 7950gx2(least thats what i heard from the grapevine)

[NosBoost300]

thats the 8800gt though, the 8800gtx is going to be about 600 dollars

[Nitestick]

well seems like someone is acting the fool.

good-bye lolroflskates or would you prefer Powerslave?

[Trotter]