Nandro
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I was reading over at Xtreme Systems Forum that these boards suck for overclocking. Actually the consensus was that all NV chipsets suck for OC'ing Intel cpu's. Is this true? I was hoping this board would be halfway descent as it is SLI for 1 and 2, the other intel boards are very expensive in comparison. Also I will currently only be able to afford a midrange video card for the next 2-3 months, so if I go with an intel chipset that supports crossfire i will be stuck with something along the lines of the x1600pro which to me seems vastly inferior for the money to a 7600GT or even the 7600GS. Most people want dual cards for top end cards, I just want an upgrade solution, and even 3 months down the line I might get another used card cheaper. Any suggestions? I was about to pull the trigger on this boart for $125. I dont have $200+ for a good OC'ing intel chipset that supports crossfire unless I missed something. I am getting very frustrated. Should I just return my D805 NIB and go for the older 939 or opteron stuff? I need most bang for buck, as I am very and I mean that in the strictest sense fund limited. I spent $110 on the D805. I want to have 2G of ram as I do alot of multi tasking and heavy gaming (although my 6800NU is showing is age in new games) I was going to get this memory http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16820227030
Comes to $159 after rebate so thats $269 Was going to shoot for this video card:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150141
$144 after rebate So I am at $413
Basicly I have the D805 here and I have about $450 left to spend. Ideas anyone?
Does this board really suck? $125 seems like a nice price.
Comes to $159 after rebate so thats $269 Was going to shoot for this video card:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150141
$144 after rebate So I am at $413
Basicly I have the D805 here and I have about $450 left to spend. Ideas anyone?
Does this board really suck? $125 seems like a nice price.