Which Specs Are Better?

Discussion in 'Gaming' started by vallver, Dec 20, 2005.

  1. vallver

    vallver Well-Known Member

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    Between these:

    MAINBOARD - ASUS A8n-SLI Deluxe
    PROCESSOR - AMD 939 X2 4200+
    RAM - 2 Gbs DDR
    GFX - 2x 6600 SLI 256 Mb PCI-Express
    HD - 200 Gb SATA II 300 - 7200 rpm
    HD - 120 Gb
    DUAL LAYER DVD BURNER
    2x Ethernet 1Gbps

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    MAINBOARD - K8 ASUS A8N-E SK939 PCX DDR
    PROCESSOR - CPU AMD ATHLON 64 3800+ SK939 D-CORE
    RAM 2 GB DDR 400
    GFX - SVGA 256MB XFX 7800GT PCX SLI
    HD - 160 Gb
    Ethenet 100 Mbps
    + Units
     
  2. xlink

    xlink GR's Tech Enthusiast

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    I honestly couldn't tell you, it's like comparing apples and oranges.

    assuming the motherboards are the same though, i would probably go for the 2nd one with the 7800 GT, because you can up it to two 7800GTS and unlock pipelines in the future for increased performance, both will game very well though. Also, you can OC the 3800 to 4200 levels with little effort

    for the price though, I would get something a bit diferent...

    3800+
    7800GT
    SLi compatable motherboard
    2gigs ram
    two 80gig HDDs in RAID0
    use the onboard 100mb/s ethernet networking[faster than most cables can handle anyway]
     
  3. DiabloDj1

    DiabloDj1 Well-Known Member

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    Yea go with what zelink said if you can
     
  4. .DeFuZioN

    .DeFuZioN Well-Known Member

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    get a pc like zelink said, however you cannot unlock pipelines in a 7800GT, they are blocked on the chips bios and laser cut.

    3800+
    7800GT
    DFI Lanparty Ultra-D (http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11400&page=1&pp=15)
    32gb Western Digital Raptor
    120gb Western Digital SATA
    Benq DW-1640 (only Monarch has in stock)

    From the looks of things you were looking to by a shop/factory built pc, save money and upgradeabilty and build yourself.
     

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