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Rather play on pc anyway. Better graphics, better control, and modding possibilities.

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/080212/20080212005536.html?.v=1 No its not.

sweet.

What I like about this is it might increase the installed user base of gaming capable PC's and that in turn might get more game companies to think about PC gaming as something other than an afterthought.

I've been using this for the last couple of weeks. Whats cool about it is you can clip it onto your existing headphones.

Received mine today ordered on Tuesday of this week.

The same data has to be copied on both cards with SLI so you still only have 512mb to work with on a 8800gt SLI setup. And man I feel stoopid for buying a 8800gts 640mb 3 weeks ago :(.

This weekend I'm planning on buying a new set of heaphones (either the audio technica ATH-AD700's or the ATH-AD500's) and I've decided to also upgrade my pc's sound. Currently using a Realtek ALC889A built into my mobo, it sounds alright for the most part but I have noticed some static and...

You build looks pretty similar to mine. I would go with the G.Skill sticks at Newegg, they are $169 right now. Been using them for the last day or so and they run fine. I wouldn't spend extra on the other ram. For optical drive I went with the Samsung SH-S203B. It's cheap, its sata and its...

Haven't had a problem with clubit (but have had one with newegg) but maybe thats because I'm in Los Angeles and ground shipments get here like overnight packages.

I would get different ram. For that price you can get double the amount of memory or use the extra money for other parts. 4gigs for less than $170usd shipped.

Had a blowhole put in by Performance PC's. Will do some cable management when I complete my build.

Just noticed the price on those sticks have dropped 5 bux since I brought them last Friday. Ram prices are getting to be pretty nice :eek:.

If I remember correctly XP will recognize about 3gigs of the ram. Have no idea about your second question since I've never dual booted before.

I grabbed a set of 4GB G.Skill sticks from Newegg because I plan on running 64bit Vista. If you plan on running a 32bit operating system you can step down to 2gigs.

G0's are a newer version of the Q6600 that run somewhat cooler and overclock higher. This article at Anandtech covers it: www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/intel/showdoc.aspx?i=3066

ClubIT guarantees G0 stepping Q6600s so theres no luck involved. I have one sitting on my desk just waiting on my next paycheck to finish my build :o.

Eh already decided to build myself since they wouldn't ship with any of the after market cpu coolers I wanted.

Also looking at the Abit IP35 non-pro. Does anyone have any experience with this board? http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/ip35_darkraider/

First one looks like a Borg cube.

Thanks for all the help so far guys.

Speakers are Klipsch 2.1.

This will be a first time build for me and I am very excited. I have my final build mostly worked out but I'm undecided on some pieces and would like some advice. Prices include tax and shipping to 90017. Motherboard: Abit Ip35 Pro $202.80...

Has anyone here purchased a pre-built machine from NCIX before? If so how was the experience? Build quality? Thanks in advance for the responses.