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Hey everyone. I'm planning on building a PC for myself that i could upgrade over time and im trying to keep the price fairly low, but ive never built one before. I put one together on newegg and I'm really happy with it but i would like some opinions and i want to make sure everything will be compatible and work. If you could share your opinion I would appreciate it. heres the link.
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i think your sound card is a bit overkill for you speakers, for those speakers. The lanparty onboards shoud be ok for them.
P.S Preator will love your board ![]()
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If your not sound-based gamer, getting the MSI K8N Neo4 with its onboard 24bit hardware audio might be a better choice, save some money there
![]() As for compatability, the video card is an AGP one and the motherboard a PCIE one so one of them is gonna have to go (ideally the videocard). Also, whats the intent of the machine?
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intent is gaming. i need a fast and stable PC that i can continue upgrading. and $1100 is actually gonna take me a while to save up for anyway so
but are u sure the vid card isnt compatible? cause its like a perfect price. could anyone help me find a replacement for the same price? |
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![]() The ASUS 6200TC you've got there is physically compatible but definitely not what id callp a gaming card
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for a midrange card a 6600/6600GT or an x700Pro...or possibly an x800 (assuming the price ever drops like it's supposed to)
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for all intents and purposes they are pretty much identicle (the PCIe/AGP bridge for converting puts a small performance hit on them)
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