Originally posted by: DSF
If you do get a new graphics card, make sure you hold onto that rare 340MB GTS. It could be a collector's item some day. 😉
Seriously though, it depends entirely on what tasks your system performs and whether any of them are currently running too slowly for your liking.
I agree, but his RAM will need to be upgraded.Originally posted by: Denithor
Have you overclocked your e6300 or not? If not, that's the first thing to do. 2.8GHz (7x400fsb) should be doable with stock cooling.
Originally posted by: DSF
I agree, but his RAM will need to be upgraded.Originally posted by: Denithor
Have you overclocked your e6300 or not? If not, that's the first thing to do. 2.8GHz (7x400fsb) should be doable with stock cooling.
Regardless what he does he's likely to need a RAM upgrade anyway though.
Originally posted by: Denithor
Have you overclocked your e6300 or not? If not, that's the first thing to do. 2.8GHz (7x400fsb) should be doable with stock cooling.
There have been some great deals on the GTX 260 recently, check out the hot deals forum for specifics (I think an MSI model for like $160AR).
Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: Denithor
Have you overclocked your e6300 or not? If not, that's the first thing to do. 2.8GHz (7x400fsb) should be doable with stock cooling.
There have been some great deals on the GTX 260 recently, check out the hot deals forum for specifics (I think an MSI model for like $160AR).
i'm thinking:
- e8500
- evga gtx 260
- a new case
i'm going to need recommendations on a new motherboard... preferably around the $100 area.