 Hard Drive Question |
| Hard Drive Question |
 Oct 13 2007, 12:50 PM
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Italian. Yes. Group: Members Posts: 767 Joined: 22-February 06 From: - Member No.: 18  |
So. Is there any *noticeable* value added from having 2 hard drives, one exclusively for games, the other for everything else? You know, increases in performance for games and access to junk, 'n such.
If yes, then yes, if no, then no. 
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Oct 14 2007, 08:09 AM
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 ROCKPACALYPSE NOW Group: Members Posts: 1,519 Joined: 22-February 06 From: Dallas, TX Member No.: 13 |
Look for a motherboard that supports the intel 775 CPUs (this is pretty much most of em out there) and then double check that it supports your FSB.
I think that chip has a FSB of 1066, so when reading the description of a motherboard make sure you see 775 and 1066 and you should be fine really. I'm thinkin of making a new beast of a PC soon as well. I think the small price jump to get the intel 6850 CPU is worth it though ! -------------------- QUOTE (Lance) now we have some dude from argentina wondering how to fuck dogmeat |
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