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    Ok

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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    Ok, got the system all set up...works pretty good. Though i never played 1942 before this. Downloading the desertcombat addition now. The system gets: 3dMark2003 5,831 3dMark2001 16,473 Have not run any bench marks in 1942 yet, but he will be over tomorrow to check it out...
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    To Canadians that buy from US sellers...

    I to have ordered several systems from TigerDirect. All has been good. Their website is a little wierd at times. I have ordered a ton from NCIX as well, and pretty much all good experinces with them as well.
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    To Canadians that buy from US sellers...

    I buy stuff from the US all the time. Never pay any duty. But i do pay 14% tax on the candian value of what i am bringing across - shipping. IE If something was $200 US plus $10 Shipping, i would pay (200*1.31)*.14 = 36.68 in taxes on it. If i buy from Canada, i pay 7% on what i buy...
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    $215 Sapphire 9800 Pro 128 MB $ 90 Abit NF7-S $ 80 AMD XP 2500 retail $102 Buffalo Technology 512MB PC3700 Winbond Module $102 Buffalo Technology 512MB PC3700 Winbond Module $ 77 80 GB DiamondMax Plus 9 SATA $ 45 PowMax Dream Star Case 400w -------------- $711 A little more then...
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    I am going to go with the 9800 Pro. I told him the new price, and gave him the option of adding 512MB. He is going to get back to me today, but i think it will end up being a 9800 Pro + 1 Gig of ram. Is there a website that talks about tweaking a system for 1942, or are there not that many...
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    Probably will OC a bit.
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    Darn..now i cannot find this ram anymore. Anyone know who stocks it? Or, a good substitute?
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    Took the guy longer to say go then i thought, so going to order tonight. System choices down to this: $149 Sapphire 9600XT 128 MB $ 92 Abit NF7-S $ 80 AMD XP 2500 retail $ 84 Buffalo Technology 512MB PC3200 Winbond Module $ 84 Buffalo Technology 512MB PC3200 Winbond Module $ 81 80 GB...
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    $150 Sapphire 9600XT 128 MB $ 98 Abit NF7-S $ 88 AMD XP 2500 retail $ 79 Buffalo Technology 512MB PC3200 Winbond Module $ 79 Buffalo Technology 512MB PC3200 Winbond Module $ 75 80 GB DiamondMax Plus 9 SATA Total = $569 I should be able to overclock this one a bit too.
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    Will probably go with the 128 MB 9600 then. Is the NF7-S picky about ram?
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    Ok

    Argghhh http://www20.tomshardware.com/graphic/20031229/vga-charts-04.html I guess i could get the 9700 Pro, and drop back to 1x512MB Ram.
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    Ok

    Will go with the 128MB 9600XT then, i need to shave a few bucks off. Is the NF7-S really picky about what ram you give it?
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    $171 Sapphire 9600XT 256 MB $ 98 Abit NF7-S $ 88 AMD XP 2500 retail $ 68 SamSung 512MB PC3200 $ 68 SamSung 512MB PC3200 $ 75 80 GB DiamondMax Plus 9 SATA Total = $568
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    Building Battlefield 1942 System...Advice

    The NF7-S supports SATA, so might as well get a SATA 80GB if i go with that. If i do not want SATA, is there much difference between the NF7 and the NF7-S?
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