strictly gaming build

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jdm44

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so far this is what I got

dfi lanparty ut nf4 mobo
evga 7800gt v card
ocz 2x1gb ram
raptor 74gb HD
antec 550w power supply
cooler master centurion case

I know the processor should come first but I couldn't decide on which one would be best for my needs. I dont know much about overclocking and would like a setup that could do fine without it. But I also would like to leave that option open for when I learn more. This will only be used for gaming.

What processor should I go with?
Is there anything I should change with what I have so far?
What else would I need for overclocking?
 
everything looks good, the CPU depend on your budget.

$233 - 3700+ San Diego core (wouldn't go lower then this if you can)

$300 - 3800+ X2 (dual core) Manchester Core

$358 - 4200+ X2 (dual core) Manchester Core

$463 - 4400+ X2 (dual core) Toledo Core

Any higher then this is a waste IMO

I highly recommend the dual cores (3800+ is good for price) dual core becuase dual core is better for multi-tasking, plays current games fine, and dual core games better then most single cores.

But if you are going to overclock get an Opteron if you want.
 
Here's an uber leet gaming PC:

Dell Dimension 2350
Celeron 2.2GHz
256MB PC2100
40GB Hard Drive IDE
DVD Drive - 56k Modem
10/100 Ethernet
Integrated Sound
Integrated Video
Windows 98SE

$249.99 - yeeeee hawwwwww
 
Moving on ... I'd agree with the above posters, except don't get the X2 4200+, get the X2 3800+ and OC it or get the X2 4400+ and OC it.
 
HAVOC2k5 said:
Here's an uber leet gaming PC:

Dell Dimension 2350
Celeron 2.2GHz
256MB PC2100
40GB Hard Drive IDE
DVD Drive - 56k Modem
10/100 Ethernet
Integrated Sound
Integrated Video
Windows 98SE

$249.99 - yeeeee hawwwwww

I'll take that processor its better then my 533 mhz pentium III :confused:
 
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