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RE: Computer Upgrading Help - ExTrEmEkIlLeR - 11-17-2011
Well you could always "borrow" someones windows 7 and you know solid state are way more expensive than a HDD... you could lower that pricetag to something like 400$
RE: Computer Upgrading Help - Adam - 11-21-2011
I made up my mind yesterday and ordered.
3 Corsair Vengenance 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600
3 Xigmatek Fans
1 Corsair Force Series 60GB SSD SATA III
1 MSI GeForce GT 440 1GB Graphics Card
RE: Computer Upgrading Help - ExTrEmEkIlLeR - 11-22-2011
How much was it?
RE: Computer Upgrading Help - southwarrior - 11-22-2011
WAIT before you buy anything make sure that much ram is compatible with your motherboard and that the bus speed can keep up with that much ram. because no matter how much ram you put in it it will only use what it is capable of.
RE: Computer Upgrading Help - Adam - 11-22-2011
It is a Gigabyte G1.Assassin LGA 1366 XL ALX Motherboard.
Able to use 24gb of ram.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128472
The price was $399.15 with shipping and tax included for the stuff I ordered.