I plan on buying a Asus P5E mobo, E8400 chip, 4 gigs RAM and don't plan to OC. Which memory speed should I consider getting 800 or 1066? I've been reading about people using 1066 on these boards and getting a lot of stability and booting problems. Should I stick with the stable 800 or take a...
I need a little help choosing a mobo to use with the E8400 chip. I've narrowed it down to the ASUS P5E and the Gigabyte GA-EX38-DS4 boards. Which is more reliable and better value? I don't plan on doing any overclocking.
The only S939 X2 manchester or toledo chips I see are the 3800 and 4200. Perhaps someone here would know of a place that still have the 4600 or 4800 in stock. Right now, the only X2 4600 and 4800 available are in the AM2 socket format.
Back in Dec. the X2 4800 was at $230 and slowly going down in price. I thought I could hold out a little longer til it dip below $200 before upgrading my 3500 to a dual core, now my next option would have to be a new mobo and chip(most likely going with Intel). Unless AMD is slow in restocking...
I currently have a AMD64 3500+ venice core with 1gb ram(512x2) and thinking about upgrading to the 4600 or the 4800 toledo core on the same mobo(MSI Neo 4 platinum non-SLI). Does the dual core cpu have the memory problem that the old Althon 64 chips used to have where using more than 2 sticks...
The chipset fan on my K8N board non-SLI is dying and at times it doesn't spin. Does anyone know of a good replacement heatsink that doesn't stick out too far and getting in the way of the graphic card?
Good thing I haven't bought anything yet, gonna wait til my X800 XL card arrives(whenever that may be) then I start buying the CPU and stuff.
I totally agree with Virtuallarry on retailers pressuring shop.ati to cancel the orders. What better way for retailers to continue the price gouging...
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