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The Grim Reaper!
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Bulgaria
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Barcelona, SPAIN
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I agree with Techno, I would get the Asus A8N Premium or Deluxe
. They have the nVidia nForce 4 SLI chipset. The Premium version can switch from SLI to single from software (two reboots needed), the Deluxe version needs to chance a card placed between the PCIe slots (anyway you change this only once, so it shouldn't be a problem).Even if you're not goint to use two expensive video cards now, in the future you might want to add more performance this way. I prefer only one good video card, but if I add now a GeForce 6600 GT (for instance) which isn't that cheap, in the future I could save and get another one instead of replacing it for a 6800 GT.
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Redneck Computergeek
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Oklahoma City, OKlahoma
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thanks for the help.. i moved to Arkansas the end of last year and so i am way outta circulation of computers.. i try to keep up with most of it but its hard to keep up with it down here... i live in a little town in the middle of nowhere... i love it here but its hard to keep up with computers
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Barcelona, SPAIN
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Hopefully the Internet has made things different
) to keep yourself updated, and order any part on-line to get the latest and greatest stuff
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