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Can i use an sli with one card???
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Yes, its just not worth the money for the redundant card slot instead of the pci-e 1x and 4x slots you get with the non sli mobos.
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Yes, its just not worth the money for the redundant card slot instead of the pci-e 1x and 4x slots you get with the non sli mobos.

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pci-e 1x and 4x peripherals are just coming out of the woodwork :tazz:


I dont understand why you would use that as a plus for a new motherboard?
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Cause the new physx cards are supposed to be pci-ex4 and those things are friggin phenomenal. 10 000 physics objects in a game to a million and a drop in cpu load what more could you ask for. Also it is a plus for updgradability like you said they are coming out of the woodwork.
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Whats pci-ex4????

With the prosseser that i first picked would that be more stable???
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What about this mobo??

http://www.newegg.co...N82E16813131530

Are these really that much better???

http://www.newegg.co...N82E16819103562
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The x2s, they are pretty good but i wouldnt get one now i would wait till the price goes down and there is more support and get something above a 4800+ . Or get a 4800+ now but i dont think you will eb able to afford one so just stick with a san diego for now. pci-e x4 is the slots they are going to use for newer cards that need the speed from the pci-e they are like pci pretty much they arent for anything specific like the pci-e x16 slot.
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is the claw hammer more stable?? will i be able to aford that and is it that much better than claw hammer??
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Clawhammer is an older core and therefore less stable. San diego is its equivalent.
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Can i aford a san diego???
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Well i dont know how much you can afford you never actually told us your budget you just gave us a list of parts. If you cant you picked a 3500+ venice which is still fast and since you picked it then i assume you can afford it.
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My budget is around 1200$.
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Well see what you can get, shop around and see what you can save and what you need.
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I need a different graphics card.
Whats a good one???
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Why you had allready picked the best 6800GT on the market. Also one of the best performers in its price range.
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