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Sapphire have a few different cards in the 9800Pro series, one of which is 128-bit, which would make a difference in performance, do you have a link to where you are buying them?
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Which one of the Sapphire is better and cost less then the ATI?
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Sapphire only has one Radeon 9800 Pro - the other one was discontinued/renamed. Have the link in Page two of this thread.
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Thanks Kram, here in the UK they have a few still being sold, one of which is 128-bit.
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Ok. I think I'll go with the one Kram8806 linked on pg 2 for 195.00, thanks.
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btw how much does the ATI cost u ? i like nvidia more and its almost always cheaper.. im planning on getting this one (today prolly):
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...150-051&depa=0 and tin canary is gonna teach me how to overclock it to a 5950 ultra, so no doubt its gonna beat your ATI once i do it, and i think the 5900xt and a regular 9800 are pretty much the same speeds.. and about the manufacturers, nvidia does the same, see, the one im going to buy is an XFX one, they get the main chip from nvidia, and they make the card themselves, same thing with ATI, only ATI is abit more strict, from what i hear. |
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To answer your question on the previous page, PFC is Power Factor Correction. This allows efficient distrobution of power. There are two types of PFC, Active and Passive. Active PFC uses circuits to correct the power, while Passive PFC uses capacitors to correct power.
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Well, it's best to stay with the retail stock card, as how it comes. Though that trick doesn't seem to fail, there are tricks that fail and ruin the card. Flashing the BIOS, for one, does void the warranty and such, where the manufacturer will no longer provide support for the card. There are tricks on the ATI side - that Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro, which has an R360 Core, I think, can be flashed to the equivelant R360 Radeon 9800 XT with 128MB onboard - the best card in its generation. However, remember that it does void warranty, and I wouldn't recommend it myself.
Hope that helps, kram |
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does anyone know where I can get a good temepered glass workstation from thats something like this?
LEDA DL-GPC77 Tempered Glass Workstation |
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have no idea about the workstation, just go to staples,office max, etc.. lol
and the processor looks really good if u decided to go with intel and a 400 mhz fsb.. |
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X-Blade Extreme Should I purchase more fans to put in myself or should I let them do it? And what brands are good for fans? |
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Hope that helps, kram |
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Xenix Multimedia Illuminated Keyboard Xenix Blue led fan mouse(blue) Xoxide Blue led mouse pad Logitech Z640 5.1 Speakers Intel P4 2.8 HT Mushkin Blue Dual 184 Pin 1GB(512MBx2) PC-3200 ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS Gamer LE Sapphire ATI Radeon 9800Pro Western Digital SE 120GB Lite-On DVD-RW drive(black) Lite-On Combo drive(black) Sony 1.44MB floppy drive(black) Enlight ATX 420w P4 Power Supply OS- Windows XP Professional(already have it, complements of DeVry) Last edited by Prometheus; 07-22-2004 at 02:24 PM. |
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dang that case is sweet! lol
dont think ure gonna need more fans, got one in front, 2 in back (one of them PSU) and one on the side, ill prolly get a case with 3 fans too once i get back to israel (since im leaving my crappy hp case and psu here) hehe |
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Hi Ho told me in another thread that Lite-On drives are noisy, is that true if it is, is it something I'm going to get annoyed at and notice right away?
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I haven't noticed any noise from my LiteOn drive, but maybe that's because it's under my desk, and I usually have some sort of music or sound coming from my speakers.
Looks like a nice build. You should be very happy with it. |
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Do you know how many fans come with that case becuase I thought it was 2?
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One intake fan at the front and one exhaust fan at the back should be fine to cool your system.
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didnt it say it also comes with one for the window side ? w/e.. and i have a liteon CD-BURNER, since i dont use it much i dont think its noisy, and whenever i burn a cd i cant really hear it, it could be because its under my desk, if u have time, in about 2-3 weeks ill be in israel with my new case and psu, rebuilding my comp to that new case.. and then, since ill buy a mid-tower one with cool colors and such :-P ill put it on my desk next to the monitor, so then ill be able to hear if it really is noisy or not. i dont think its extremely noisy, if ure getting it as a burner and u dont use it much.. then u dont have to worry about it at all..
hope that helps :-P KoMoDo |
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haha, good idea.. i thought of these:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProduc...999-051&depa=0 it seems like they're REALLY popular and good.. i would've bought them but ill just get a great case in israel or buy some in israel, dont wanna take fans because i already have all the PC components besides a psu and case, getting those in israel... |
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