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ya you can ofcourse save a few pennies by underclocking but thats just it, you save a few pennies.

ya if you were to use your a/c to bring your cpu temps down it would be substantial... but thats not really the topic. for the a/c to keep the house the same temperature with the computer on as opposed to without is a negligable difference.

?? except for the gtx 200 series. they wipe the floor with everything ati has ever put out.

i will not help someone spend their money on a pentium d (and i dont know)

939 mobos are probably pretty cheap

thats rediculous. somethings not right. the CPU doesnt use enough power to create that much energy in the form of heat.

yo g4m3rof1337 where does the infernous spawn. i got it the one time after i finished the bernie quests but i cand find it again. i keep going back there but i never find it. where can i get it?

i find it really hard to believe that one of the cores died after that. if it simply wouldnt post then you just needed to reset cmos. and with some vcore upping you could get a bit more OCing. the 9650 should be able to 4.0 a lot of the time.

in the grand scheme of things, the power the A/C would use to keep your E8400 cool is nothing compared to keeping the whole house cool. just set the a/c a few ticks cooler. the difference between 60c load and 50c load is incredibly small for your a/c.

its pretty dated but you could make a couple changes. adding another gig of RAM would help alot. and you could also pick up an AGP video card to replace the onboard graphics. you could get an old 6800 AGP really cheap and it would run circles around what you have now.

yes there are plenty of situations where buying a prebuilt makes more sense... but then you miss out on the fun of building it. and the fun of figuring out why it doesnt post :D

you know the 8500gt is a really nice card and you can run it with pretty much any psu. and i know the fatality edition is an excuse to charge nubs extra money, but i got one because i like the silence for an extra $10.

if you like wireless the g7 can be a good choice (i use a g5 though). it runs out of battery quickly but it comes with 2 batteries so you can change it out on the fly and while your using one the other one is recharging. other than being wireless its identical to the g5 which is a great mouse.

if your budgets unlimited get an i7 965, phase change cooling, 2 gtx295's, intel ssd's, 1200w psu, 12gb ddr3 2000, and a rampage II extreme.

1) i would go Intel 2) Intels OC better atm 3) if you REALLY want to push the OC then get water cooling

probably the phenom 2

could be a RAM problem. try 1 stick at a time and in different slots.

make sure your heatsink isnt clogged with dust

it looks dumb dumb dumb dumb

i would get a samsung ssd if thats enough.