DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post

**freddyujnf** · 02-27-2008, 04:39 PM

I would go with the 780i just for the increased memory bandwidth/speed. Slap that quad core in their and 4 gigs of RAM and you should have a solid rig.

What are you going to use for HD's?

As far as running the 3 VCs, while its expensive now, those prices will drop. You should be able to snatch 2 more 8800gts once the 9xxx's come out for a decent price. I am assuming that 8800 can be run in 3X SLI right?

I have been prowling newegg lately myself. I currently have a nforce4 based board, an Athlon 64 3800+ overclocked a little and a BFG 9600 GT OC 512 MB VC that I got suckered into buying from Best Buy. Im able to run Crysis on Medium with no noticeable lag, COD4 on mostly high settings.

I have checked CPU's prices a few times and found them way too high.

02-27-2008, 04:39 PM	#4
freddyujnf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 425 Senior Member	I would go with the 780i just for the increased memory bandwidth/speed. Slap that quad core in their and 4 gigs of RAM and you should have a solid rig. What are you going to use for HD's? As far as running the 3 VCs, while its expensive now, those prices will drop. You should be able to snatch 2 more 8800gts once the 9xxx's come out for a decent price. I am assuming that 8800 can be run in 3X SLI right? I have been prowling newegg lately myself. I currently have a nforce4 based board, an Athlon 64 3800+ overclocked a little and a BFG 9600 GT OC 512 MB VC that I got suckered into buying from Best Buy. Im able to run Crysis on Medium with no noticeable lag, COD4 on mostly high settings. I have checked CPU's prices a few times and found them way too high.
	Quote