Meropie

i have something around 5k, i need the computer without screen.
what do you think about this computer?

CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Box
₪1017
MB: ASUS P5E
₪1044
HDD: Western Digital WD2500YS 250GB SATA2 16MB
₪310
DDR: Kingston DDR2 1024MB 800MHZ CL 4-4-4-12 X2
₪231
Graphic Card: ASUS nVIDIA GeForce 9800GTX 512MB PCIe
₪1624
CPU Cooling: Asus Silent Knight
₪295
₪79

4831₪

jula182

Your system look ok to me. By the way, what psu u will using?

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screenager

dont buy the Q6600, the Q9300 is a better CPU for the buck.
it cost about the same as the Q6600, but the Q9300 is faster.

i dont know if your planning for a SLI system in the near future, if so the P5E is the wrong option.

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Dyre Straits

Due to problems I had with the ASUS P5NE-Sli board I was using, I'd shy away from that board. I've been using an MSI board for many months now and very pleased with it. The problem on the ASUS P5NE-SLI was that two of the RAM slots were rendered useless. Any RAM I put into those two slots got ruined and ASUS even conceded that users should NOT use those two RAM slots. Hopefully, however, that problem doesn't exist on the particular board you have in mind. But, my experience did sour me on ASUS boards.

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Mjoelnir

same thoughts from me.. i wouldnt choose the ASUS MB.. go for gigabyte or maybe MSI.. but gigabyte should be your first choice

im working at a PC shop and we often get damaged asus boards but nearly never gigabyte.. they run and rund and run

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Unixlord

The Q9300 is not better than the Q6600. At stock it's only slightly faster due to the extra fsb and marginally higher clock speed. The Q6600's lower price, higher multiplier and larger L2 cache make it hard to justify the Q9300's higher price. Unless you have specific encoding needs you won't find a more solid quad core than the Q6600.

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HcoolP

no one seems to have aproblem the guy wants to buy 1gb of ram?????

btw the q9300 costs around 1200nis.
and ‏2GB OCZ Vista Upgrade Edition XTC‎ PC6400 costs around 225 nis.
and finally SEGATE Barracuda 7200.11 SATA 3Gb/s 500-GB 32mb Cache for around 335nis...

you should check with other retailers for better prices try noacomp or even ksp.

p.s why not wait for the new nvidia/ati cards comming up they at least will help to drop the price of your current choice card.

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MB: ASUS ROG Rampage Formula(Intel X48).
RAM: OCZ DDR2 4GB PC2-8500 1066MHz Enhanced Latency Reaper HPC.
HDD: Segate Barrcuda 7200.11 2X 500GB 7200 RPM SATA 2 32MB Cache - NCQ - RAID 0.
GPU: Gainward GTX285 2048MB (2-Slot Dual Fan + Copper Heatpipe Sink).
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PSU: Tagan TG-BZ 900W.
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Monitor: Samsung T240 + ViewSonic VP912s..