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13 June 2002, 01:42 PM
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Go for DDR. It's quicker and the PC will have a longer life span for future upgrades.
For value for money, the Athlon XPs will usually beat the P4 hands down.
What sort of budget have you got?
Chris.
For value for money, the Athlon XPs will usually beat the P4 hands down.
What sort of budget have you got?
Chris.
13 June 2002, 02:37 PM
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do like me over clock 1.8 to 2.4! prob solved its running RD ram look at the bench marks from few weeks ago mine pissed on everyones
nearlt rating of 5000 the closest was around 3000 which was 256 mb or RD
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do like me over clock 1.8 to 2.4! prob solved its running RD ram look at the bench marks from few weeks ago mine pissed on everyones
nearlt rating of 5000 the closest was around 3000 which was 256 mb or RD
Si
nearlt rating of 5000 the closest was around 3000 which was 256 mb or RD
Si
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yeah, got my stuff from Aria, great service, cost etc... if you're looking at their bundles i'd stay away from the K7s5A MB as they can be a bit fussy (i have one)... best bet is to pick a GOOD MB, get RAM from CRUCIAL or other GOOD brand not cheap ****, then get all the other bits to fit in with what money you've got left... GF4 ti4200.... go on...
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