Building a gaming pc

ceelo4

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I will have a budget of around $2000 dollars. I was hoping of anyone could give me the best bang for the buck using newegg.com or any other good services. Prebuilt or just parts is fine as my friend can set it up for me if needed. The computer will mostly be used for gaming as I usually stray away from consoles these days.

Is the 7900 worth it for the cost over a 7800? Also is there any good 200 gig HD's that won't cost too much? I was hoping to go with AMD this time but I have no idea which kind to get as im use to having pentium.
 

George Powell

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The 7900gt is roughly the equivalent of the 7800gtx in terms of pace.
A 200 gig HD doesn't cost very much to start with these days - Seagate, WD, Maxtor are all good in my opinion.
With your budget I would go for an Athlon 64 X2 or a dual core Opteron.
 

jayanath

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7900gt/x is better than anyother nvidia card. maybe not the 7900gt comparing 7800gtx 512 .
would u sli?
i think u should go with AMD X2 4xxx or 3xxx and a x1900xtx or 7900gtx
do u need a new monitor too??
 

ceelo4

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I found some parts and I was wondering if anyone else can give me a review on these

AMD Opteron 180 Denmark 1GHz HT 2 x 1MB L2 Cache Socket 939 Dual Core Processor - OEM. It cost around 700 on newegg. 700$

ASUS A8N-SLI Premium Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail
$167

CORSAIR XMS 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Unbuffered DDR 400 (PC 3200) System Memory - Retail
$241

Leadtek WinFast PX7800GTX TDH myVIVO Extreme 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 VIVO PCI Express x16 Video Card - Retail
$500

Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 ST3250823AS 250GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache Serial ATA150 Hard Drive - OEM x2
$190

Roughly 1800 so far.

Not sure which power supply, case, and cooling to use.. some help would be appreciated


I do not need a monitor, I already have a syncmaster 930b.
 

neweggster

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For $2000 I can quickly match you with the best bang for the buck off newegg.
If this is going to be an absolute gaming machine I would not go with a 200gig HD. For the best game rig setup go with 2 Raptors in raid 0 or just standalone having 2 raptors, one for all your online games and the other for all your PC games that are not online. Thats what I do and it works really well, raid doesn't give much more performance as some may think with 2 raptors so I just keep that simple and get 2 raptors stand alone.

Question, do you plan to overclock the system? If so you can save alot of $$$ and build the following system.

CPU-AMD 64 3200 Venice core 939> $159 newegg. AMD 64 3200 Venice
Motherboard-DFI LANPARTY nF4 SLI-DR Socket 939 SLI> $186.99
Video Card-eVGA 7900gt 256mb superclocked PCI Express> $369.00
Memory-OCZ EL Platinum Revision 2 1GB (2 x 512MB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Unbuffered DDR 400 (PC 3200) Dual Channel Kit> $166.44
Hard Drive- x2 Western Digital Raptor WD740GD 74GB 10,000 RPM 8MB Cache Serial ATA150 Hard Drive> $160.00 and has a $30 mail in rebate final cost $130 x2=$260
DVD,cd Burner-NEC Silver 16X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL 16X DVD-R 6X DVD-RW 16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-R 32X CD-RW 48X CD-ROM 2M Cache IDE DVD Burner> $35.99
Case-Aspire X-plorer> $58.00
PSU- Personal Preference but get a high end best quality for PSU 550 watt minimum and at least 38amps on 12v rail if single rail.
Sound Card-Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic> $121.99
Mouse-Logitech MX518 $33.89
Keyboard-Saitek PZ30AU Black 104 Normal Keys 4 Function Keys USB Wired Standard Eclipse Keyboard> $46.95
Monitor if needed-NEC 19'' CRT, CRT is best for gaming.> $179.99
Speakers-Logitech X-530 70 Watts 5.1 Speaker> $58.99 These rock!!!
CPU cooling- Personal preference here again, heavy OCing on air with venice isn't a problem since Venice can OC really high with fewer volts then the cores before it. Venice 3200 939 @2.8 ghz on air with only 1.48v rock stable 24/7! Less volts less heat.

TOTAL= $1675 with 2 raptors and non SLI! Great deal huh, add in another $100 for S&H.

Now anything left out is whatever personal things you might add but that system above using the DFI board and a 3200 Venice core will OC like crazy, my brothers got the same system I built him a week ago except without the 7900gt, hes got it at 2.8ghz rock stable from 2.0 default speed. Like I said that system above is an awesome system for gaming if you OC, if not just exchange the CPU with a AMD 64 4000 San Diego core and leave it alone. That memory is also awesome, I been using it for over 1yr on my old system and on my brothers new comp, low low timing achieved with high OC, id have to get the actuall CPUZ info on the memory timings but I do know it was at 1t rate around 2.5 3 3 7 with the CPU 2.8ghz, id have to double check to get back to ya.

Anyway that system will do you alot of good and the newer 7900gt using the 90nm fab really is great to because less power consumption and heat and higher OC. Also that 7900gt is just as fast or just around same speeds as the 7800 GTX which cost almost $200 more! Anything else you need to know or on this build let me know, I wasn't sure if you wanted to OC or what and decided this is the best system high end for you, its not SLI because you wont need to with that new 7900gt because it performes so GODLY single GPU and going SLI on anything with these high end cards today is a waste of money because we can't tell on screen more then about 50 fps the human eye or so, and besides nothing really gets below like 68 fps with all the eye candy up on the heavy games of today on this new card.
 

ceelo4

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Hehe so many of my friends use the mx518 but I prefer using the razer copperhead . I won't be needing any keyboards, monitors, speakers, and accessories like that just what comp itself. Trying to get the best I can with a budget of 2k so I can upgrade it even better later on.
 

Bobthelost

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AMD opteron 165 or 170. Anything higher is silly.
A8N32 or DFI lanparty Ultra D
2GB budget RAM
2x 7900GTX
250GB WD hard drive
500W Seasonic/Enermax(liberty) PSU

Once that's covered you can think about adding an XFI or other bits and bobs. For gaming the graphics card is king, SLI'd 7900GTXs are as good as it gets (possibly beaten by 1900XTXs but i'm not a fan of crossfire). This is assuming you're overclocking.
 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
I found some parts and I was wondering if anyone else can give me a review on these

AMD Opteron 180 Denmark 1GHz HT 2 x 1MB L2 Cache Socket 939 Dual Core Processor - OEM. It cost around 700 on newegg. 700$

ASUS A8N-SLI Premium Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail
$167

CORSAIR XMS 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Unbuffered DDR 400 (PC 3200) System Memory - Retail
$241

Leadtek WinFast PX7800GTX TDH myVIVO Extreme 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 VIVO PCI Express x16 Video Card - Retail
$500

Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 ST3250823AS 250GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache Serial ATA150 Hard Drive - OEM x2
$190

Roughly 1800 so far.

Not sure which power supply, case, and cooling to use.. some help would be appreciated


I do not need a monitor, I already have a syncmaster 930b.


Stay away from the 7800gtx, especially Leadtech, bad idea. Like I said and the new reviews 7900gt is the best bang for your money and performs on par with the 7800gtx so why go further? Who cares about 10-15 fps lower in some games when you can't even tell on screen, save the $200+ dollars and grab the 7900gt with the new 90nm fabrication process, less power consumption and heat.

No way you will need that 500 gigs of HD space, for what? Are you doing Video encoding riping videos or have tons of Digital photos? I don't see why you would waste such space and access times being slow to get your information, if its a game rig think smaller on the HD's. Its not like you need 30 games loaded onto the HD when we barely can even play 1 or 2 games that interest us the most now days. =) 2 raptors standalone like I said with 1 that has all your online games and the other for all the other PC games that are not online. They offer superior performance and very little increased performance in raid, so its not worth going raid but doing the setup I said. Western Digital offers the best CS and best warranty on their HD's and have better performance, Seagate never did and I seen to many complaints on failing Seagate drives.

Stay away from Asus 8AN motherboard, if you want to have problems then by all means grab it but if you want stable OC'ing and the best performance go with my DFI choice.

Your memory is ok, just ok, for $241 thats alot to pay for 1gig memory, most times 1gig memory for gaming is faster because the 512mb sticks x2 run faster then the 1gig sticks, also full load im not seeing all my system memory of 1gig being used up yet so untill then im sticking with 1gig to save money, 2gigs maybe in the future but not until speeds increase to the point were 1gig sticks run as fast as 1 512 stick. OCZ was my pick I gave you 1gig OCZ el platinum revision 2 memory, if you can and still want 2gigs grab that OCZ memory in 2gigs dual channel, not only does OCZ warranty the memory from high voltage and heat but its also the best fastest RMA memory service around. Not to mention its reputation as the standard for enthusiast memory.

Your CPU is extreme! Why do you want dual core on a game rig? Dual core on a game rig is just stupid. The difference you bring with your CPU choice and mine is that a 3200 venice OC'd correctly to around 2.8ghz is faster then that Opty even OC around 2.5, even though an opty can run with low low volts on higher OC the performance per $$$ is insane on a OC'd 3200 Venice single core. Also that Opty is $700!!! Grab a fricken FX57 new for $811!!!!! Best gaming CPU out besides going extra extreme with a FX60.


 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
Hehe so many of my friends use the mx518 but I prefer using the razer copperhead . I won't be needing any keyboards, monitors, speakers, and accessories like that just what comp itself. Trying to get the best I can with a budget of 2k so I can upgrade it even better later on.

Ok then, great, go with a FX57 and the DFI board I chose you and the memory I chose and run a SLI 7900gt system or if going to wana save more money go 7600gt SLI system, no matter which way you go on those 2 SLI setups using 7900gt or 7600gt's you will have a very powerfull computer capable of going well into 3yrs of gaming.

Games do not progress like computer market technology, they do not tend to update the way they run every few months like computer technology so this is why you are safe for 3+yrs on this system, only thing that games might start to bring out in 1yr or longer from now is shader 3.0 as the norm and maybe some 64bit game applications which I still have a hard time believing if they did in 2yrs at least.

Since games do not progress that fast with the newest technology you are certainly safe, HELL!!!!!; we havn't even seen the first standardized open 64bit game yet have we and AMD 64 processors have been out for over what 4yrs or so now. And shader 3.0 is not even out yet on the newer games as a standard!!! The game makers take forever and basicly building a new system to use new technology every year is either a hobby like mine or just a way to keep your pockets empty and have fun on the new stuff but it doesn't improve the overall game experience or whatever that much since the last 1yr.

Its all going downhill now very slowly with all this new technology coming out, we are seeing a progressive decline for the need for all this high end ******, because APPS and GAMES still do not even use whats out, much of what we do is for fun or a hobby nowdays.
 

ceelo4

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Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.
 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.


Ok but you said game rig =) If you plan on still needing to use all of the raptors 70 or so gigs on just videos im sure you wont be dissapointed on how fast you will view those videos and still play games on the other raptor fast!

Good Luck Man, glad to have helped!

BTW if you truely need a 200+ gig HD then I suggest the best of the best WD's 250gig 16mb cache drive\ Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $96.00 on newegg.
 

bob4432

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.

another 1337 newb......

i have an idea -> search, read, learn...WOW look at how easy that is
 

bob4432

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Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.


Ok but you said game rig =) If you plan on still needing to use all of the raptors 70 or so gigs on just videos im sure you wont be dissapointed on how fast you will view those videos and still play games on the other raptor fast!

Good Luck Man, glad to have helped!

BTW if you truely need a 200+ gig HD then I suggest the best of the best WD's 250gig 16mb cache drive\ Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $96.00 on newegg.

yeah, you definately need a raptor to watch any type of video....educate yourself noooob
 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.


Ok but you said game rig =) If you plan on still needing to use all of the raptors 70 or so gigs on just videos im sure you wont be dissapointed on how fast you will view those videos and still play games on the other raptor fast!

Good Luck Man, glad to have helped!

BTW if you truely need a 200+ gig HD then I suggest the best of the best WD's 250gig 16mb cache drive\ Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $96.00 on newegg.

yeah, you definately need a raptor to watch any type of video....educate yourself noooob


His system was for overall gaming, I was enlightening him on the raptor since he has chosen to say he has alot of videos that he does on his PC at the end of this thread and notice how sarcastic I was being when I said it, nothing like geting new information to a question then geting responses to what we thought we knew.

I given my picks and dealt nicely as best I could to his system, my last post I wasn't going to further get into what he can use for video, so I just said screw it use the raptor for speed!

You sir are rude and sound arrogant, but like most of these types of hardware review forums you are the majority of people who think you are born superior because your knowledge is better then the rest and laugh when people actually ask for help.
 

bob4432

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Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.


Ok but you said game rig =) If you plan on still needing to use all of the raptors 70 or so gigs on just videos im sure you wont be dissapointed on how fast you will view those videos and still play games on the other raptor fast!

Good Luck Man, glad to have helped!

BTW if you truely need a 200+ gig HD then I suggest the best of the best WD's 250gig 16mb cache drive\ Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $96.00 on newegg.

yeah, you definately need a raptor to watch any type of video....educate yourself noooob


His system was for overall gaming, I was enlightening him on the raptor since he has chosen to say he has alot of videos that he does on his PC at the end of this thread and notice how sarcastic I was being when I said it, nothing like geting new information to a question then geting responses to what we thought we knew.

I given my picks and dealt nicely as best I could to his system, my last post I wasn't going to further get into what he can use for video, so I just said screw it use the raptor for speed!

You sir are rude and sound arrogant, but like most of these types of hardware review forums you are the majority of people who think you are born superior because your knowledge is better then the rest and laugh when people actually ask for help.

arrogant - sometimes. people coming into forums with the "help me build a pc" is ridiculous when there is a search engine and you claiming of your almight knowledge is pretty arrogant imo.

and suggesting a fx series cpu is pretty stoopid if you new anything about them. you need to search and read a bit too

saying that games today do not even use what is out again shows your ignorance, or are you still running your machines @ 320x240 when gaming?
 

ceelo4

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Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.

another 1337 newb......

i have an idea -> search, read, learn...WOW look at how easy that is

Here's an idea, go out, get fresh air, and take some ritalin. Maybe then it will be easier for you to contain your petty comments and complacency with talking crap over the internet. Grow up.

Seriously, if you don't want to help then don't bother responding at all. These aren't your boards.
 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.


Ok but you said game rig =) If you plan on still needing to use all of the raptors 70 or so gigs on just videos im sure you wont be dissapointed on how fast you will view those videos and still play games on the other raptor fast!

Good Luck Man, glad to have helped!

BTW if you truely need a 200+ gig HD then I suggest the best of the best WD's 250gig 16mb cache drive\ Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $96.00 on newegg.

yeah, you definately need a raptor to watch any type of video....educate yourself noooob


His system was for overall gaming, I was enlightening him on the raptor since he has chosen to say he has alot of videos that he does on his PC at the end of this thread and notice how sarcastic I was being when I said it, nothing like geting new information to a question then geting responses to what we thought we knew.

I given my picks and dealt nicely as best I could to his system, my last post I wasn't going to further get into what he can use for video, so I just said screw it use the raptor for speed!

You sir are rude and sound arrogant, but like most of these types of hardware review forums you are the majority of people who think you are born superior because your knowledge is better then the rest and laugh when people actually ask for help.

arrogant - sometimes. people coming into forums with the "help me build a pc" is ridiculous when there is a search engine and you claiming of your almight knowledge is pretty arrogant imo.

and suggesting a fx series cpu is pretty stoopid if you new anything about them. you need to search and read a bit too

saying that games today do not even use what is out again shows your ignorance, or are you still running your machines @ 320x240 when gaming?


Sadly you do not bother to read and comprehend information. If you did you would realize my response valid towards his post, please do yourself the favor of reading the threads instead of posting on the last post of a thread. And who said my knowledge was almighty? And this is a place where people come to post for help and ask questions moron.

Show me where I said games today do not use what is out? And if you read again I was refering to game technology advancement, so reading that you would have gotten that out of it. I was talking about how games are not running fully with the newest of technology today, nothing is standardized yet and where are we seeing shader 3.0 games big time? Where are 64bit applications and games? You sir like to argue I can already tell but I on the other hand do not go around hijacking threads to prove my ignorance that I cant read a thread before posting BS, which I do not since I read threads before posting.

I suggested an FX57 because he wanted to do that opty for $700 to play games which id dual core, if you play games you do not go dual core you wana spend close to $800 then get a FX57 or go higher on a FX60.

And why do you come back posting to my comments suggesting what I already said to you but as if you said it first like the ignorance comment and arrogant? Do you have nothing better to do then hyjack threads to retaliate what someone says back to you just to try and say you are the unfamilar and the best person on the forums, or are you what CNN and FOX news channel coined the online BULLY?
 

bob4432

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.

another 1337 newb......

i have an idea -> search, read, learn...WOW look at how easy that is

Here's an idea, go out, get fresh air, and take some ritalin. Maybe then it will be easier for you to contain your petty comments and complacency with talking crap over the internet. Grow up.

Seriously, if you don't want to help then don't bother responding at all. These aren't your boards.

obviously you need to educate yourself about ritalin :disgust:

you don't want help, you want somebody to do it for you. my help to you would be to educated yourself, use search and don't ask the same question that has been asked hundreds of times before in the past month.
 

ceelo4

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Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.

another 1337 newb......

i have an idea -> search, read, learn...WOW look at how easy that is

Here's an idea, go out, get fresh air, and take some ritalin. Maybe then it will be easier for you to contain your petty comments and complacency with talking crap over the internet. Grow up.

Seriously, if you don't want to help then don't bother responding at all. These aren't your boards.

obviously you need to educate yourself about ritalin :disgust:

you don't want help, you want somebody to do it for you. my help to you would be to educated yourself, use search and don't ask the same question that has been asked hundreds of times before in the past month.

Oh yes I came to the boards looking for free hand outs, oh my I must be so selfish seeking for help about which products to use. I must be such a bad guy since im asking for such "known" knowledge thats easily available but yet you must be so superior that its so demanding for you to answer it. I mean obviously by asking a few questions you have built the computer for me and im using it right now. Idiot.
 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.

another 1337 newb......

i have an idea -> search, read, learn...WOW look at how easy that is

Here's an idea, go out, get fresh air, and take some ritalin. Maybe then it will be easier for you to contain your petty comments and complacency with talking crap over the internet. Grow up.

Seriously, if you don't want to help then don't bother responding at all. These aren't your boards.

obviously you need to educate yourself about ritalin :disgust:

you don't want help, you want somebody to do it for you. my help to you would be to educated yourself, use search and don't ask the same question that has been asked hundreds of times before in the past month.

Oh yes I came to the boards looking for free hand outs, oh my I must be so selfish seeking for help about which products to use. I must be such a bad guy since im asking for such "known" knowledge thats easily available but yet you must be so superior that its so demanding for you to answer it. I mean obviously by asking a few questions you have built the computer for me and im using it right now. Idiot.


Pay no attention Ceelo to this jerk, you must understand people like this have nothing better to do. Anyway im glad I could help you as much as I could, anything further if I have any facts or knowledge on the subject I will get back to you with a responsible post and not try and hyjack your thread. Peace. PS: good luck on your build, thats gona be one hell-of-a gaming/various applications rig, and for around or less then $2000.
 

bob4432

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Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: bob4432
Originally posted by: neweggster
Originally posted by: ceelo4
Thanks for the tips guys, and I want a lot of space because I have a lot of videos and movies I watch on my monitor. Not really the type to go buy tons of dvd's.


Ok but you said game rig =) If you plan on still needing to use all of the raptors 70 or so gigs on just videos im sure you wont be dissapointed on how fast you will view those videos and still play games on the other raptor fast!

Good Luck Man, glad to have helped!

BTW if you truely need a 200+ gig HD then I suggest the best of the best WD's 250gig 16mb cache drive\ Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive $96.00 on newegg.

yeah, you definately need a raptor to watch any type of video....educate yourself noooob


His system was for overall gaming, I was enlightening him on the raptor since he has chosen to say he has alot of videos that he does on his PC at the end of this thread and notice how sarcastic I was being when I said it, nothing like geting new information to a question then geting responses to what we thought we knew.

I given my picks and dealt nicely as best I could to his system, my last post I wasn't going to further get into what he can use for video, so I just said screw it use the raptor for speed!

You sir are rude and sound arrogant, but like most of these types of hardware review forums you are the majority of people who think you are born superior because your knowledge is better then the rest and laugh when people actually ask for help.

arrogant - sometimes. people coming into forums with the "help me build a pc" is ridiculous when there is a search engine and you claiming of your almight knowledge is pretty arrogant imo.

and suggesting a fx series cpu is pretty stoopid if you new anything about them. you need to search and read a bit too

saying that games today do not even use what is out again shows your ignorance, or are you still running your machines @ 320x240 when gaming?


Sadly you do not bother to read and comprehend information. If you did you would realize my response valid towards his post, please do yourself the favor of reading the threads instead of posting on the last post of a thread. And who said my knowledge was almighty? And this is a place where people come to post for help and ask questions moron.

Show me where I said games today do not use what is out? And if you read again I was refering to game technology advancement, so reading that you would have gotten that out of it. I was talking about how games are not running fully with the newest of technology today, nothing is standardized yet and where are we seeing shader 3.0 games big time? Where are 64bit applications and games? You sir like to argue I can already tell but I on the other hand do not go around hijacking threads to prove my ignorance that I cant read a thread before posting BS, which I do not since I read threads before posting.

I suggested an FX57 because he wanted to do that opty for $700 to play games which id dual core, if you play games you do not go dual core you wana spend close to $800 then get a FX57 or go higher on a FX60.

And why do you come back posting to my comments suggesting what I already said to you but as if you said it first like the ignorance comment and arrogant? Do you have nothing better to do then hyjack threads to retaliate what someone says back to you just to try and say you are the unfamilar and the best person on the forums, or are you what CNN and FOX news channel coined the online BULLY?

almost forgot:
Its all going downhill now very slowly with all this new technology coming out, we are seeing a progressive decline for the need for all this high end ******, because APPS and GAMES still do not even use whats out, much of what we do is for fun or a hobby nowdays.

also if you knew anything about games you would know that dc are going to be used sooner than you think as most of the gpu makers have drivers that utilize both cores.

online bully, give me a break, i just get tired of people talking out their a$$es when they are wrong and are giving out bad info. sounds like your information is about 6mos old, read up on the current stuff then come back.
 

ceelo4

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Originally posted by: bob4432
you two noobs just go hold hands together :heart:

So calling me a noob must be offensive how? Oh wow im a noob over the internet I guess I should go cut my wrists now. The real self image of napoleon dynamite calling me a noob over the internet I must be so offended. Seems like after my last comment you had nothing even decent to comment back with you stoop down to your "leet" speak crap. Like i've said before, grow up.
 

neweggster

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Originally posted by: ceelo4
Originally posted by: bob4432
you two noobs just go hold hands together :heart:

So calling me a noob must be offensive how? Oh wow im a noob over the internet I guess I should go cut my wrists now. The real self image of napoleon dynamite calling me a noob over the internet I must be so offended. Seems like after my last comment you had nothing even decent to comment back with you stoop down to your "leet" speak crap. Like i've said before, grow up.


And I have already responded once to him that hes part of what CNN and FOX news calls a internet BULLY. :disgust:
 

ceelo4

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Can't really consider him a bully when he can't even properly argue with anyone with an IQ over 10. Just funny to hear him go on with his ego trip as he desperatly tries to raise his post count acting like it was important. The amount of useless posts he makes is just further proof of his lonely and sad life as well.
 
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