I'm putting together a new system. What do you think of these hardware specs? http://secure.newegg.com/NewVersion/WishList/PublicWishDetail.asp?Source=MSWD&WishListNumber=3460128 Do you think any of these parts won't work each other or is it all good?
mainly photoshop, web development, itunes, opera+FF+IE+netscape, VPNs....mainly just web development. I might do a little gaming, Halo here and there, maybe Starcraft...
Personally id get rid of AMD all together and go with Intel and id also replace the nvidia with an ATI card.
I'm building a new one too: Celeron 3.0G 2 x 200 Gig Sata drives with Raid Control 2G Ram Deluxe M/B with all in one 256 Mb Vid PCI-E Card This will replace my old system: P3 700Mhz 256 Ram 80G HDD 64 Mb Vid AGP I should see a little improvement.
Thanks! I want to do some mods for my iPod for it...and I want it to be integrated well with my digital cam. If I can urge you in one direction, do NOT get a celeron....they may be the worst processor ever created. Especially if you're getting 2gb of ram....spend the extra bit and get a sweet processor, it's worth it.
If you can afford it get a dual cpu I got one and it's amazing!!! If you do get a dual though go with an AMD, they beat out intel on every single benchmark test
if your buildeing a system and want it to last a few years get the new amd x2 duo core all others are crap compared to it.
that's what i have, though it's only the 3800 but it's still way more for what i need, and i think i can upgrade later
i know i'm not bashing it, but if i had some more money to spend i would've gotten a higher up one hehe
Too late. I have already paid for it. Just waiting for it to be delivered. Thanks for the tips anyway. Iv'e had Celerons before. They are OK.
but it's the X2, completely blows the intel duals out of the water, and they're cheaper check out cnet's review: http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-10442_7-6389077-1.html
I'll probably go with the 4200 FX X2 Do you guys think these are compatible with each other? http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16813130049 http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16819103747 Edit: I'm thinking about going with this processor... the 4400 instead... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16819103546 .. thoughts on it? I guess I'm really just trying to get at... will my mobo be compat with my processor? It shows my mobo at 1000mhz FSB compat, but the processor is showing 2000mhz FSB? I couldn't find a 2000mhz FSB mobo though.....maybe I'm just mis-reading it....any ideas on this?
You really don't need to go that high With the 3800+ I can render Adobe, while designing in Macromedia AND doing a spyware check without any lag