Right okay the build is nearly been completed gotta order soon.
Ozos told me to go for a 6800 however when I looked I saw loads (all) saying SLi Ready.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/6800PCI_Series.html
Will this be okay on there own?
Also!
In one of THGs videos.
thg_video_10_athlon64.avi
They test out some CPUs and I saw one computer boot up entitled Windows XP 64 edition running for 2/3 seconds then the computer boots up and everything comes on (icons, start menu) in about one fraction of a second!
Should I expect this too?
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SLi Ready Cards!
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When he inserts the FIRST CPU (FX) on the socket it says Socket 940! is it not 939?
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SLI ready just means it has the header/male end for the little bridge to connect another card
it doesn't mean that you have to run SLi
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I'll try and go with a Antec Neo Power 2.0!
Expensive though ....
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.... like the on in the video?
Instant speed?
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