New Socket 939 build..need info

[clocker]

alright ill look into it clocker. just because, your clocker tho lol
This is as it should be.

Does that mobo look good? and what about the processor duel?
Did you not read my previous post?
I thought my opinion was rather clear...

lets just say I have ram that can run at 500mhz...how do I clock that with my fsb and what ratio? Thats where im confused
All will become clear once you see the BIOS of your board.
There is a reason I recommend the DFI board.
No other BIOS offers the options I've seen with DFI, not to mention the voltage control settings.

Oh, and the DDR2 memory sticks look awesome! but they are all 240 pin and the boards are all 184...is DDR2 not good yet or what?
What are you on about?
The Patriot is DDR, not DDR2.

[bigdawgfoxx]

I didnt see that you typed stuff in the quote sorry.

I think I will stick with the san diego if I get it it, seems so nice, and im not into office apps alot but i like running lots of IE screens and such..

The DFI is pricey, and I dont want a lot of voltage controll as I dont plan to overclock much if any.

And there is patriot DDR2 and a lot of other stuff...but none of the boards seem to support it...

Thanks

[silent h3ro]

I would reccommend not going SLI...big waste of money and performance.

[Virtualbody1234]

... I dont want a lot of voltage controll as I dont plan to overclock much if any...

Really?

Amd Athlon 2500XP @ 3400XP (2310Mhz)

[Seedler]

Go with the 3700+ if your into gaming. The 3700+ has 1mb L2cache and runs at a higher frequency then the dual 3800+.

Go with the x3800 if u dont game too much because dual core cpus don't really effect gaming performance very much.

I would recommand one good card like the x800 or 6800 over 2 6600 GTs in SLI because a lot of games don't support SLI.

A venice core 3200+ would be ideal if ur into OCing because my friend easily got his 3200+ from 2ghz to 2.6 ghz.

Last of all, a reasonable sok939 system costs $700+ CAD