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#16
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wow thats a great list but i really need it for 1.5 grand on any type of monitor using new egg think guys i kno ur better at this lol thanks guys for helping i appreciate it alot
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i've been wondering, what is the equivalent of the 4400+ Athlon in Opteron form and is it in Skt 939, will it give me any benefits because everyone thinks opterons are better, what is the difference? and for PC4800 RAM, if we don't OC it then will it run at PC3200 until we do OC it? and will there be a lot of preformance hits?
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i donno bout the opteron, but the ram will be fine, itll run like 3200
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opterons run about the same as a 3800+ to a 4000+ unoverclocked for the 165 like people are getting, they are a good option in general due to the lower price than the athlons.
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i get the 3800+ and 4000+ but what about the dual cores, what's the preformance equivelant of a 4400+?
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What do you mean? you know the opteron IS dual core.
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anyways about that list
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Someone local to you can do that, im not raking through newegg for you, that site is slow. ill point you in the right direction if someone posts up a list of stuff for you but i aint foing a whole system, that and ive not got the time for it.
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CASE - Antec SUPER LANBOY Silver Computer Case With Side Panel Window - Retail - $76
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16811129154

PSU - ENERMAX Whisper II EG565P-VE FMA(24P) 535W Power Supply - Retail - $88
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16817103512

CPU - AMD Opteron 165 1GHz HT Socket 939 Dual Core Processor - Retail - 328
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16819103588

MOBO - DFI LANPARTY UT nF4 Ultra-D ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail - $126
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16813136152

GPU - XFX PVT70GUDF7 Geforce 7800GT Video Card - Retail - $295
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814150108

HD - SAMSUNG SpinPoint P Series 250GB 3.5" SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM - $97
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16822152025

RAM - G.SKILL Extreme Series 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Dual Channel Kit System Memory - Retail - $194
http://www.newegg.co...N82E16820231032

Thats the best i could find.Without tax and shipping it comes to 1204.
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that's a good list, you want Corsair XMS RAM not the G.Skill, have a look at Geil but they don't have as good a rep as Corsair.
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Might want to try another mobo like one of the abits or MSI boards as they are cheaper and better for beginners than the dfi and you get an extra pci slot as he ultra d has a redundant PCI-E slot(its not sli that extra x16 size slot is superflous.)
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ya, the MSI make extremely good mobos, check out there K8N Neo4 Platinums
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i thought for operton processors, your ram NEEDS to be ECC and registered, both of which the ram listed is not, otherwise good list.
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i thought for operton processors, your ram NEEDS to be ECC and registered, both of which the ram listed is not, otherwise good list.



NO, in the socket 939 opteron dual cores you use regular unbuffered memory. They fit on normal 939 boards also.
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ok, thanks, but didnt opertons used to? or is that if you have dual operton processors in a server?
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