I want to buy an amd64 system ... what should i buy?

First off this is where i'd like to buy everything because its close to me and they have a lot to choose from Http://www.canadacomputers.com

I would like to buld a amd64 939 socket for O/c .. i know the 3000+ is probably the best cpu to get... Is there any certain revisions of the cpu to look for that enable higher overclocking or better o/cing.... I've also heard that dfi boards are really good now adays

I am looking to buy these things only:
Motherboard SLI of course with best chipset ( i want it to be uv sensitive lol)
Cpu (crazy ocing)
Ram(crazy ocing) 1g at least
video card(even more crazy o/cing .. a card i can flash for sure )

thanks in advance
P.s I will buy the cpu and motherboard now.. videocard in the time to come
this looks like a good card to buy http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=415860

Also has anyone heard of the motherboard ati is making ???

if you need a large cache, get a san diego core.

if a large CPU cache is not needed, get a venice core.

As for RAM, get the lowest possible timings.

Timings mean soo much to AMD CPU's.

I woulden't bother with SLI... all I've heard about it is either not working properly, lots of problems and not noticing a major performance both - sometimes all those things.

http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=006505&cid=MB.693

http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=006028&cid=CPU.611
or a 3700
for single cores

get a X2 3800 or X2 4400 for dual cores

some OCZ plats for ram

7800GTX from eVGA or leadtek

or wait for the X1800XT, XL is out now...

Yep that DFI board is the best OCing board out there. Maybe the new DFI Experts are a little better, but I duno. Plus the DFI's are UV reactive too I think, at least I think the wires are.

Just get some high voltage 2x512MB ram to go with the DFI and you should be able to hit 2.7ghz with the 3000+. Both the 3000+ and 3700+ can hit 2.7ghz, being the 3700+ getting there a little easier. But some say it's not worth the extra money you pay just for the cache and multipliers, so the 3000+ can reach the same speeds the 3700+ can on air cooling.

high voltage ram has benefits, but usually has more maintenance invloved and having to actively cool the ram is also another problem, i kinda prefer TCCD/TCC5 its usually less stress on the board and PSU, because of lower voltage, also you have to get lucky and have a chip with a good mem controller that will let you get tight timings with high HTT...

all a matter of personal preference really.