skipsneeky2
Diamond Member
After rolling with a 1100t for almost 2 weeks with a gtx570 i decided to have a change of heart towards my computers future and i ended up swapping my build at frys for a intel build.
While i loved the 1100t at 4ghz i still found it bottlenecked me in games like UT3,BF3 and BC2 and my gtx570 wouldn't always pegg 100% in BF3 which bothered me and my card ran rather hot at 65cel at 60% fan speed with my case fans on medium.
The savings of the i3 2100 build from the 1100t allowed me to replace my 3 1/2 year old 1.5tb seagate hard drive with a 60gb force gt ssd as a boot up drive.
The gtx570 was replaced with a radeon 6790 which i clocked to 925 core,1200 memory.
Why the downgrade?
Much Lower pc temps,i was able to exchange the stuff get $200 back which i have put away for a ivy chip or a i7 2600 whichever option makes more sense and is cost effective at release as my build is based around the h67 and later on i could replace the 6790 with a 7000 series radeon.
Overall i am happy with the build 🙂
While i loved the 1100t at 4ghz i still found it bottlenecked me in games like UT3,BF3 and BC2 and my gtx570 wouldn't always pegg 100% in BF3 which bothered me and my card ran rather hot at 65cel at 60% fan speed with my case fans on medium.
The savings of the i3 2100 build from the 1100t allowed me to replace my 3 1/2 year old 1.5tb seagate hard drive with a 60gb force gt ssd as a boot up drive.
The gtx570 was replaced with a radeon 6790 which i clocked to 925 core,1200 memory.
Why the downgrade?
Much Lower pc temps,i was able to exchange the stuff get $200 back which i have put away for a ivy chip or a i7 2600 whichever option makes more sense and is cost effective at release as my build is based around the h67 and later on i could replace the 6790 with a 7000 series radeon.
Overall i am happy with the build 🙂
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