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yorkfield is already out...but it costs 1150.
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I am thinking of just upgrading my Ram, overclocking my CPU and maybe my GPU.
I want to be able to max out BF2/BF2142 and other DX9 games, and maybe Crysis, with the DX9 setting. Thanks.
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I may be wrong, but with your current system you are already good for at least a year if all you play is DX9 games... The only thing which could and should be improve IMHO is the RAM, but besides that I don't understand why you wanted a quad core.
So, I figure it would be best for you stick to what you have, maybe add a gig or 2(if you want to reuse it in a future build, but then again it might not be adviseable... still unsure of what I'd do in your case tho)... Then of course you can get yourself a nice monitor a 22 or a 24 inches which you will definitively keep for your next system. But one thing is sure, by then you'd actually give it a bit of time for some considerably more powerful CPU to come out, for some GFX that will be significantly better than yours.
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Actually that powersupply maxes out at about 57 amps on the combined 12v rails. It can put 18 amps on each rail, but not all at maxed and combined.
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Yeah.
I figure that will keep me good for awhile. I thought about getting a C2Q with an SLI motherboard, then getting two 8800GT's, but I'll make that a later upgrade. With what I am getting, will it max all games out? Like Crysis? And future ones. Thanks.
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