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To me, it looks like the guy's got a new system.

Meh, I don't work in an office yet, but the low specs are rather great, becuase it's work oriented.

Well, there's less SATA ports, the Dual channel RAM slots are a bit crooked. One pair is higher leveled than the other. A bit less in features. It's not dramatically less.

I'm not quite sure. It may run simultaneously, but I technically never tried it. I think I'll have to pull out two PCI cards and my big belugas and try.

Just for one thing: it should pop in front of you: Numbers are higher, so is speed. 2-I never heard such things on XFX, but if you want another brand, get EVGA. The rating? Sure. 7300GS: 44/100 7300GT: 69/100 7600GS: 90/100 7600GT: 100/100 7900GS: 112/112 The thing I has from the...

Well, he can use this on the newer NT build. 2000 and up. Although, the drivers are where Omega posted. And, if you were wondering about the OC sign, it;s just the manufacturer that OCed the card and flashed the GPU with the set clocks.

It also depends on the way your config was. The CPU type, and speed of RAM. Looking at it, the E6300, I haven't heard stuff about OCing compared to the E6400 and E6600.

If you want to spend higher, I'd recommend you this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817163112 This is pure quality and good reviews.

364W is required. I used to have that POS 430W Antec PSU, but a friend sent me his brand new PSU that he wasn't using for free. I sent him my switch. I now have my very first 500W PSU from Okia! I also have the 400W from my other AMD system, sitting in. Soo...364/500.

The other forum is down, but yesterday morning, my P4 3.0GHZ PRESCOTT was idling at 29C!!! The system temp was 11C and the HDD's temp was 8C.

Those smartpower have to be the more horrible PSUs I've ever tried. I own one, that if the wires aren't placed in a precise way, the drives will either not power up, or power up and quit right in the middle of loading, and turn on and off in a countless loop. Also, I've had the last time...

Rule of thumb: The S3 is a lighted version of the DS3. Less features. The DS3 is a good one. The S3 is a good one, but not as good as the DS3.

Well, nowdays, if you buuy a new one, usually, the manufactures (ASUS or Gigabyte) will come with the newest BIOS release. And, if you see a Beta BIOS, you don't touch. It's the way you suicide the machine. Now, to answer your question, ASUS P5B has a little less features than the Gigabyte...

Well, The first one comes with a lot of features and all, but the 680i for the Intel isn't the best way to go, but it doesn't mean it's crap. The other one, you could have a bit bnetter chipset than the 965P. Although, I pick the first one.

*sigh* I soo want that as well. Too bad I can't spend that much! I'd need some games that would work with it as well.

Then maybe I am wrong then :p Heh, here, we don't have money timings...meaning we don't know how to sel stuff. I do, they don't. I remember a guy was selling the same CPU I have for $25+shipping.

Well, you can always sell them in bundles, like the card and stock cooling with the artic cooling on the side. You can charge them $20 more, or, you can sell the card with artic cooling with the stock fan on the side for $20 more.

Geek Squad is pure crap. OSU is bad...how can it be bad when the HDD recieves power?

Well, if you have your own legit CD and CD key, then you can install it on two computers. Technically, it would be wrong, but if you just phone them for two activations, they'll give it to you, I'm sure. You can activate it up to 31 times, I heard.

You;ve got to be kidding me! Man, I even check the computer in front of them...why the heck are they wanting money and all that? The one with the $275 one...that's a pure lie and he's only wanting money. Although...the way he talks...I wouldn't trust him.