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Full specs? I am assuming you mean my system. http://www.timothyhoogland.com/?q=node/1 FYI the pictures on there are outdated and I will be taking new ones soon. Tech Specs: CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.84ghz (1.3v) Motherboard: EVGA 680i SLI A1 (P32 BIOS) RAM: Geil 4x 2GB DDR2-800...

I have 2 8800GTX's. They are hooked up to them. I actually am not using the 2 20 inch LCD in the middle. I still have the 24 inch and the 20 inch dell. They are both 1200 pixels tall. I am driving the other monitors now on the EVGA USB video card due to SLI. ~Tim

I vote for the motherboard or power supply.

That cpu will work. The 680i is only *officially* compatible with the 45nm DUAL cores. I have gotten a 45nm quad to run on the 680i with a custom BIOS. ~Tim

Here is one of my best ones. I have more I just need to find them.

Ill be the last. Here is my picture from my old AMD Socket 939 system. This is a STOCK photo. NO PHOTOSHOPPING! http://www.timothyhoogland.com/files/systembg.jpg

Why is everyone using the Q6600?

Yeah thats a rip off.

The T9300 is the best bang for the buck without going into the Intel Extreme Series. ~Tim

Let that run for 12 hours.

You need to make sure that you have (A) A PCI express slot and (B) a 450watt PSU or better. If you need more power check out the Ultra Power Partner. It installs in the CD rom bay and provides 325 watts JUST for your graphics card and will cost about $50-60.

Yes it does. Check out my setup:

down grade. I have a 7950GX2 that is just sitting around.

Do a tracert and watch when it starts hitting non local addresses.

There is your problem. Have fun with their Sandvine bs.

I have one and its great. Get one of those cordless phones with the other handsets and there is your whole phone line!

also look at the 8800GTX. They are actually faster than the 9800GTX as higher resolutions. Toms Hardware proved this. I have 2 8800GTX's and they fly.

There is no real difference between the + and - discs except its a different brand. Sadly they are locked to the drives supporting them.

You should really have a 600watt or more for the PSU. I run a 700 watt OCZ GameXStream in my system when I had 1 8800GTX. I have a 630 watt Raidmax and it did not cut it.

I wouldn't mind helping out. Overclocking basically means running your parts faster than the manufacturer has rated them for. ~Tim