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Hey, The GTS 250 will absolutely destroy the HD 4770 card. It is an absolutely awesome card & will play any game on the market. No, it will note bottleneck. The only issue i would have is if you dont have a good enough psu. you would need a min of 400 Watts. Keep that in mind.

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Nice choice, it will play any game on the market, full graphics at around 40-60fps. My old comp with a 9800GTX+ is a rebranded GTS 250 with a bit extra omph, lol, played cod 4 maxed at 80-130fps.

Top dog: nVidia The 8800GTS is a rare card, but was rated the worst value for money card in the world. For $180 your looking around a GTX 260 or superclocked GTS 250.

[edit] Nvidia acquisition In February 2008, Nvidia bought Ageia and the PhysX engine and has begun integrating it into its CUDA framework, effectively rendering the PhysX add-in card redundant.[7] With Intel's cancellation of Havok FX, PhysX is currently the only available solution for physics...

Im guessing by the looks of it, its a Nvidia Geforce 6200 256MB. It looks the same & it is an old card, doesn't look like an ATI card.

nVidia: Top Dog ATI: Bang for Buck What you are trying to achieve by putting the graphics card into the computer is possible as i have studied the dimensions. The only extra you will need is at least, a 450 Watt fan. The comp you are currently looking for has a built in case...

If its top dog its Nvidia, If its bang for buck its ATI The 4890 beat it hands down. The 5770 is a great card but in reality, dx 11 isn't realy gonna help that much. Most games don't support it & the 4890 in performance terms will dominate. 4890 is equal to around a GTX 260. Now thats hyper...

i7-720QM is in a whole different league to the c2d. The i7 would compare in terms of c2d to a 3.06GHz. Thats how good it is. Normally the laptops that have this processor are really good. The alienware, Studio XPS 16 (personal fav & proud owner of one) & HP Pavillion

WOW, That is a sexy overclock. The processor is a bit old though dont ya think.

C2D is already old, Q8400 is a little on the edgey side of cache & stuff. Personally, the Q9400 is the best deal. It offers 8MB Cache, 1066 FSB & is a great like processor. The price of it is phenomenal & will eat c2d for breakfast. In terms of gaming, the c2q is a good solid choice & is future...

e2220 is a better choice, in the long run, it will last longer, it will keep its "moderness", & its two cores. It is also cooler. Look, if you are buying a processor then you might as well get an e7500 for super super cheap. its 2.93ghz c2d & makes a ton of difference. Take it into account, for...

There really isnt any point posting this, the i7 is a much more sensible choice. even tho the 965 is a 3.4GHz stock speed quad core, it doesnt mattter because in the end, it's AMD. "You get what you pay for". The i7, sure it costs alot & sure, the motherboard is a bi*tc* to pay for, but in the...

Seems fine to me, overclocking the E4500 will be an easy task, but extreme overclocking on it will really ruin the cpu as its quite a fragile cpu.

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Specifications Case: Thermaltake Armor+ LCS Steel Full Tower Case Processor: Intel Core i7 975 Extreme Edition, 3.33GHz Ram: Corsair Dominator 6GB Memory 3x 2GB Kit 1600MHz DDR3 Graphics Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 295, 1792MB CO-OP Edition, 1792MB DDR3 Hard Drive Bay 1: Samsung SpinPoint F1...