yeah its standard ATX, and i'm planning to overclock. thanks to everyone who's replied so far
yeah its standard ATX, and i'm planning to overclock. thanks to everyone who's replied so far
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read ur pmOriginally posted by adam_tomlinson@2 January 2004 - 16:29
yeah its standard ATX, and i'm planning to overclock. thanks to everyone who's replied so far
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errm GREAT SETUP
evryone copying dawg witht the 2500+ bartonsY NOT 2800+? LOL
great setup jus need a good video card
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Originally posted by jaigandhi5@2 January 2004 - 16:33
errm GREAT SETUP
evryone copying dawg witht the 2500+ bartons
great setup jus need a good video card
y would u buy a 2800 when u can oc a 2500 to beyond 3200 speeds?
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Yes, Jiag almost everyone who has a 2500 has turned it into a 3200 with NO problem and no voltage bump ups. Mine is running at about 35C idle and 45 Full Load at 3200 Speeds. Thats why we all get the 2500.
I agree with VB, Get the retail version, as it comes with a nice heatsink and fan. Thats what I'm usuing and as you can see my temps are fine.
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HIS Radeon X800 Pro, Antec Super Lanboy Aluminum
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imho get brand name ram instead of oem.
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Y NOT 2800+? LOL
y would u buy a 2800 when u can oc a 2500 to beyond 3200 speeds? 
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