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Old December 5th 05, 05:36 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.overclocking.amd
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Following my recent post about AMD upgrades, the following components fit
the budget.
Any comments regarding CPU/Mobo/graphics much appreciated!

CPU
either
AMD (Venice) 90nm Athlon 64bit 3500 32/64Bit CPU S939
or
AMD Athlon 64 3200 32/64Bit CPU S939 "Venice" 90nm

Mobo
either
Gigabyte K8N SLI - nForce4 SLI
or
Asus - ASUS SKT-939 A8N5X S/L PCI-E 2000MT

and for graphics
either
Xpertvision Geforce6600 512MB PCI Express TV-Out DVI-I
or
Gigabyte Geforce 6200TC, 350/550Mhz, 128MB(Turbo cache to 256MB), PCIEx16

I plan on using 4 x 256 2700 DDR from the current machine.

This is not a gaming machine but looking at putting together a reasonable
performance machine which will last a year or two!

TIA
Geoff


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Old December 6th 05, 03:19 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware.overclocking.amd
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GBH wrote:

Following my recent post about AMD upgrades, the following components fit
the budget.
Any comments regarding CPU/Mobo/graphics much appreciated!

CPU
either
AMD (Venice) 90nm Athlon 64bit 3500 32/64Bit CPU S939
or
AMD Athlon 64 3200 32/64Bit CPU S939 "Venice" 90nm

Mobo
either
Gigabyte K8N SLI - nForce4 SLI
or
Asus - ASUS SKT-939 A8N5X S/L PCI-E 2000MT

and for graphics
either
Xpertvision Geforce6600 512MB PCI Express TV-Out DVI-I
or
Gigabyte Geforce 6200TC, 350/550Mhz, 128MB(Turbo cache to 256MB), PCIEx16

I plan on using 4 x 256 2700 DDR from the current machine.

This is not a gaming machine but looking at putting together a reasonable
performance machine which will last a year or two!

TIA
Geoff


If its just a "reasonable performance machine..." / no gaming, why not
ise one of the new Gigabyte or Asus motherboards with a GeForce 61XX
chipset and integrated video? Memory speed might hurt the video a
little, hopefully you could overclock the memory to 166 or a little higher.



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Old December 6th 05, 06:12 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.overclocking.amd
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"GBH" schreef in bericht
...
Following my recent post about AMD upgrades, the following components fit
the budget.
Any comments regarding CPU/Mobo/graphics much appreciated!

CPU
either
AMD (Venice) 90nm Athlon 64bit 3500 32/64Bit CPU S939
or
AMD Athlon 64 3200 32/64Bit CPU S939 "Venice" 90nm

Mobo
either
Gigabyte K8N SLI - nForce4 SLI
or
Asus - ASUS SKT-939 A8N5X S/L PCI-E 2000MT

and for graphics
either
Xpertvision Geforce6600 512MB PCI Express TV-Out DVI-I
or
Gigabyte Geforce 6200TC, 350/550Mhz, 128MB(Turbo cache to 256MB), PCIEx16

I plan on using 4 x 256 2700 DDR from the current machine.

This is not a gaming machine but looking at putting together a reasonable
performance machine which will last a year or two!

TIA
Geoff



"I plan on using 4 x 256 2700 DDR from the current machine"
You will slow down your machine this way.At least on a nforce4 board.
If you plan on web browsing and some office apps plus some photo editing it
will suffice many years.
The xp3200-venice is better when overclocking,so you should take the
xp3500-venice since you will not overclock your system.
Ok,my extraction from your options :
AMD (Venice) 90nm Athlon 64bit 3500 32/64Bit CPU S939
Asus - ASUS SKT-939 A8N5X S/L PCI-E 2000MT
Xpertvision Geforce6600 512MB PCI Express TV-Out DVI-I

The other components in the second pc build which will be cheaper overall.


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Old December 6th 05, 10:14 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.overclocking.amd
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"GBH" schreef in bericht
...
Following my recent post about AMD upgrades, the following components fit
the budget.
Any comments regarding CPU/Mobo/graphics much appreciated!

CPU
either
AMD (Venice) 90nm Athlon 64bit 3500 32/64Bit CPU S939
or
AMD Athlon 64 3200 32/64Bit CPU S939 "Venice" 90nm

Mobo
either
Gigabyte K8N SLI - nForce4 SLI
or
Asus - ASUS SKT-939 A8N5X S/L PCI-E 2000MT

and for graphics
either
Xpertvision Geforce6600 512MB PCI Express TV-Out DVI-I
or
Gigabyte Geforce 6200TC, 350/550Mhz, 128MB(Turbo cache to 256MB),
PCIEx16

I plan on using 4 x 256 2700 DDR from the current machine.

This is not a gaming machine but looking at putting together a reasonable
performance machine which will last a year or two!

TIA
Geoff



"I plan on using 4 x 256 2700 DDR from the current machine"
You will slow down your machine this way.At least on a nforce4 board.
If you plan on web browsing and some office apps plus some photo editing
it
will suffice many years.
The xp3200-venice is better when overclocking,so you should take the
xp3500-venice since you will not overclock your system.
Ok,my extraction from your options :
AMD (Venice) 90nm Athlon 64bit 3500 32/64Bit CPU S939
Asus - ASUS SKT-939 A8N5X S/L PCI-E 2000MT
Xpertvision Geforce6600 512MB PCI Express TV-Out DVI-I

The other components in the second pc build which will be cheaper overall.



Thanks very much for the comments.... more than enough to chew on for the
next day or two

Geoff



 




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