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If you have 4GM RAM or more, go for Windows 7, 64-bit.If you want your PC to be fast as a motherfucker, get yourself the award-winning Intel X25-M 80GB Gen 2 SSD, instead of a regular harddrive, it's fast as lightning.It's the single best upgrade you can make to make your PC go faster. When I hit the power button, I'm inside Win 7 in about 25 seconds. Opening Firefox or any other application, usually takes 0,5 second, at the maximum a second. It's fucking awesome, every test I've seen on the net have awarded it "Editors choice", the highest rank.Phenom II X4 is probably good for a bargain, but you may want to look at Intel i5 series, Intel i5 and i7 have won every benchmark test the last year, AMD is slacking behind. i7 is crazy, but almost twice the price of an Phenom II X4, i5 is located in a more affordable price-range, and isn't far behind i7 in performance.SATA-plugs are backwards-compatible, so they'll work.
Phenom II X4 is probably good for a bargain, but you may want to look at Intel i5 series, Intel i5 and i7 have won every benchmark test the last year, AMD is slacking behind. i7 is crazy, but almost twice the price of an Phenom II X4, i5 is located in a more affordable price-range, and isn't far behind i7 in performance.
damn I can't wait til I get my computer.............
Quote from: Jome on October 27, 2009, 02:14:29 PMPhenom II X4 is probably good for a bargain, but you may want to look at Intel i5 series, Intel i5 and i7 have won every benchmark test the last year, AMD is slacking behind. i7 is crazy, but almost twice the price of an Phenom II X4, i5 is located in a more affordable price-range, and isn't far behind i7 in performance.i'd wait for an i9.the phenoms II's arent bad at all. theyre about as good as a core 2 quad.
looney, your asian, do you play online games?
the phenoms II's arent bad at all. theyre about as good as a core 2 quad.
Aight cool. thanks for the answers! ill stick with phenom2 x4 since i dont want to put too much money into this project. one last thing tho will the ram be compatible with the motherboard?
also, would you consider changing the power supply? if i let my computer open all the time for about 4 years.. its a Antec PSU though, not a bad one.