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Car  MK7 GTD & Mini GP
Have 300 to spend, want a new processor, mobo and ideally RAM!

what can i get?

allways used intel but might sway over to AMD? any suggestions on what I should get?

thanks, sam!
 
like, gaming, high end (obv will need good gfx card too)

multi tasking, do graphics so 3 demanding programs running, watching DVD's etc..?
 
Ok, yeh that package should be fine ,definately wouldnt go with amd intel is much better at the moment.
 
hmmm,

want an asus motherboard though.

will need a sata HD and a new gfx card... shite this is gona cost!!! LOL
 
bought a different setup now!! lol

got a 2.66ghz dual core 2 intel, ASUS P5K Mobo, and 4gb Corsair DDR2 XMS2 RAM

Getting a 880gts this week too, i dont think my psu will do it all justice LOL
 
i really need to get some more ram tbh. only got 1 gig. have got the mother though - 8800 ;)

do you wear the t-shirt you got FM down the local pc world? lol mine is used and abused for mtbing
 
i got a free t-shirt with my graphics card wit hthe same geeky picture thta is on the side of it. the green bald bloke. i use it for mtbing. thought you may have got one.
 
yeah i was well chuffed... lol thye sent it in size XXL... must be for all the fat geeks. bit baggy is an understatement.
 
looked up on net, apparently it says vista 32 bit will show 4gb in your BIOS but in the system info it says 3gb? so its a waste of 1gb?? hmmm

may purchase another 2gb if it works!!
 
All 32bit operating systems can see a maximum of 4GB. It is a mathematical limit, not the OS. Vista x86 like XP x86 will show a little over 3GB on System Properties. This is normal. The "missing" ram is not really missing It is used by the system and not presented to the user. There is a range of addresses at the upper end of 4GB that is reserved. In a system with less than 4GB these are logical addresses and are handled by the system that way. However, when the system has 4GB it must block out physical ram to protect the reserved addresses. In addition, the BIOS will reserve some additional address space for use by devices detected by the BIOS.
 
All 32bit operating systems can see a maximum of 4GB. It is a mathematical limit, not the OS. Vista x86 like XP x86 will show a little over 3GB on System Properties. This is normal. The "missing" ram is not really missing It is used by the system and not presented to the user. There is a range of addresses at the upper end of 4GB that is reserved. In a system with less than 4GB these are logical addresses and are handled by the system that way. However, when the system has 4GB it must block out physical ram to protect the reserved addresses. In addition, the BIOS will reserve some additional address space for use by devices detected by the BIOS.

http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=443
 
No 32 bit OS will see full 4Gb memory, only 64 bit OS, I thought you could get Vista 32 bit in which case it def wont see 4GB, only about 3.2

This has been raised at overclockers forums endlessly and everyone states that you need 64 bit to use 4Gb
 
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