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what amd cpu

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hi,I dont do much gameing but sometimes ..I dont know how to overclock...but I do a lot of internet stuff every day ..now I,am running a Athlon 2400..now.I want my pages to fly I thinking about .. amd 4000.or..fx55 and the 64x5200 something that will really crunch the pages
 
what are the rest of your specs? are you re-using your mobo or buying a new mobo? we can't help you until we have the full story.
 
I,am buying new...asus-sli board...1gb hyper x pc400..6600gt viedo card..ultramicro case with windows..creative sound card.....zellmancs8000 cooler,i,am do tons od multitasking,and want the pages to fly
 
I hear those new Brisbane chips O/C very nicely. They are hitting 3Ghz on stock cooling. Something to consider.
 
I just bought a brisbane w/ tforce 550 board for roughly $160,
1 gig of ocz memory for $80
Westinghouse 22" for 300
New gaming Chassis for $60
Red Razer Mouse for $50
Geforce 7600gs - trade of old hardware plus $75.00 cash

All in all i am very happy with my upgrade.

The brisbane overclocks really high. from 1.8 ghz mine reaches
over 2.6 ghz easily and with better pus and memory *which i have tried*
reaches over 3 ghz w/ ease.

All in all I spent $525 for a complete upgrade
and my gf bought the chassis and gaming mouse
so I really only spend $405 hehe its all about the planned upgrades.
 
well. buying new, ditch the 939 socket...go for AM2 :)

If gaming isnt your thing, I guess there's no need for an SLI board ;) and maybe this X1600PRO (or a GDDR3 7600GS - I especially like the Xpertision one...nice and cheap ;)) is a better option than a 6600GT...

about the CPU, a X2 4600+ (or a X2 5200+ for that matter) ought to be more than enough for what you do...

and if you want the pages to fly, get 2GB of RAM (maybe this kit)
 
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