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Reply #30 - Aug 15^th, 2006 at 8:55pm

cheesegrater Ex Member

Yeah, you're right about the 4400. The 4600 is faster, I guess thats why it costs more. You can check it out on this CPU chart.

http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html?modelx=33&model1=235&chart=63&model2=234

If I had the choice I would still take the 4400 over the 4600 because it has more cache, the FX series are based on the Toledo core, and it will overclock higher than a Manchester.

However, you are wrong on the PSU. A quality PSU makes a big difference over a generic one. Not all PSUs are created equal. There is a better way of delivering 500W. On a generic PSU the cheap capacitors will age quickly and you will lose wattage. The rails will also have low amps and you will not have a stable system. A quality PSU will give you stable voltages, less ripple, higher efficiency, reliable power output, and longer life.

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Reply #31 - Aug 16^th, 2006 at 5:17am

flymo Ex Member

o..k... im sorry but for me a PSU is a PSU. and from electronics and physics (AS) a capaciter is a fookin capaciter. if you believe in branded capaciters then, your loss. i have had a so called "generic" PSU for 3 years never blown no capacitors have gone or anything.
so im sticking with generic ones. and at least if a 20quid one blows im not haveing to fork out 80quid for so called branded capacitors and things.

on the CPU matter. i want to overclock my CPU when i get it. hopefully to a nice stable 2.6 or around their.

so which one would the majority of u take. the 4400+ or the 4600+, which one has the better OC capability, the MOBO is also very overcloackable as my mate has one and has overclocked his CPU from 2.0GHZ to 2.8GHZ.

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Reply #32 - Aug 16^th, 2006 at 5:19am

PisTon Ex Member

There are allot of horror stories with poor PSUs though. I'd buy a good one for added safety.

I mean, www.newegg.com and read reviews of cheap ones, they often fail.

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Reply #33 - Aug 16^th, 2006 at 11:11am

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You guys are making me weep! My motherboard won't accept 2 gBs of RAM!! And I've only (ONLY!!) got a 2 gHz processor!! I think I'll go play FS9; at least that runs great on my rig...

sob sob...

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BAe ATP for FS9 now available! www.enigmasim.com

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Reply #34 - Aug 16^th, 2006 at 2:34pm

flymo Ex Member

lol
your rig is still better than my current one. 1.5gz processor, 512mb ram. 100gig hdd,Geforce FX5500 its actualy rather poop.

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