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Time will tell I guess......;) But I do know a bunch of folks myself that will buy them just because they are AMD and they are cheaper than Intel.

There will always be a way to OC a rig................;) AMD tried to stop OC'ing when they started locking their multis dowm on the XP. And back then everyone was screaming that it was the end of the world. Then Nvidia came out with their locked PCI/AGP buses and then FSB OC'ing became the...

I've had my OCZ for what seems like forever now, got it right at release time and Corsair had come out with any yet. There Corsair PSU have 2 great things going for them that I really like, first they are made by Seasonic and the other is their flexible modular cables. I've been wanting a...

Several years ago when I had a Lian-Li I did a little testing to see if there was a measurable temp difference between the Lian-Li and a steel case of like design using all the same components and my results showed at most a 2c difference in system temps at the most. Its really hard to say if...

That turned out really nice, great idea and workmanship............;)

LOL.........It's been done.........;) I've started it on several and posted my pic alort, but most people don't really want to take part..........:eek:

Very true................;)

Sounds like a idea.............:techgage::techgage:

Stand back, here come the lighting bolts............;)

Last I heard it wasn't ready yet, but I haven't been following it really close, but I do think is was to be supported by the 98XX series cards. Looks like I need to do a bit more research on the topic.

I think you'll be more than happy with the video card. Chech out the ones from Corsair, they are all very good last time I checked. Corsair Model CMPSU-520HX Corsair Model CMPSU-620HX http://www.corsairmicro.com/products/hx.aspx Bot are made by the best OEM PSU maker out there "Seasonic"

True, but TT aluminum chassis are fairly thin IMHO, so you need to be pretty careful with them. My son is running 2 different TT aluminum cases and is very pleased with them.

The "NEED" is where I'm having my problems.............;) But I do like to edit movies from time to time, so who knows, if the timing and cash come together at the same time, I'll just have to get a quad.

LOL....That's one heck of a busy DT you got going on there. I used to use a second display when I was doing that type of work. It kept the data a little ways away from the charts I was working on, ..............:) I get confused to easy with everything side-by-side, something to do with my meds...

If you hold out just a bit longer, you might beable to get your hands on a 9800GTX for the sweet rig.............:)

LOL..I remember them as well..............:D Even buying my first one with money I earned from my news paper route...................:eek:

I heard that Nvidia is doing something like a software PhyXs engine so woy won't need a card at all............. I'll see if I can dig up the link again, it was a few weeks ago that I was reading about it.

AMD is going to "HAVE TO" sell these super cheap if they want to stay in the CPU game at all. But you know that E-tailers/retailers are going to try and gouge just because they are called Quads.

It might not like SLi or something, don't know, but I'll run mine again at stock GPU clocks just to see what I'm getting. OK, just ran it again at LightsMark defaults (when the program starts) and at the system settings shown in the pic and I still come up with 448. A friend of mine gets...

I've been giving it my best...........:D and these forums have always been a nice place to visit in the past.....................:cool: