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ah ok thx
i took the gtx 260 out and just put everything on the 560
it runs alot cooler now too since the big fat 260 doesn't block the fans of the 560 anymore as well lol
so today i took the plunge and bought a GTX 560TI , as an upgrade for my GTX 260 SLI
now , i took out one of the GTX 260's and just put in the 560 ti, i'm running a dual monitor setup with primary display to the 560 and a secondary display on the 260
it works fine in terms of displaying...
but u also have to understand you only have to do it once, as long as u keep ur account up to date with pts and training (5mins) a month, then ur good to go twice a year for good deals
i haven't used my SSD quota, let me know if you want one and offer a price?
i'm shipping from vancouver, bc, canada
although i MAY drive over to point roberts, WA and ship it via CONUS if its ALOT cheaper.
edit: hmm, ok i just did a quick check on UPS's website shipping from point...
with the z68 all you're getting extra is onboard graphics AND overclocking capabilities, and some other features that aren't really important IMO
personally i would just get a p67, and use that 25-30$ to get a discrete graphics solution.
So i obtained a SB 2600K off the intel deal, im currently running a full sized 970 build already, dont feel like making a switch to SB, so i decided to make a HTPC out of it
anyways, i dont really know shit about building a HTPC, all i know from my experience with computers is that a HTPC...
instead of upgrading completely, get rid of that intel board and open your options with a decent x58 board, then wait for the x58 replacement instead of jumping to SB