On the 28 of December my computer crapped out and now I'm looking to replace my entire computer. I expected this day to be coming so I have set aside enough money to get a top notch system. I've lurked around reading up on whats new and have raised a few questions to myself.
1. Should I buy a Socket 775 X6800 or wait to see if Vista has better support for AMD's FX Quad Core CPUs?
2. Should I buy two 8800GTX or wait to see what NVidia does when ATI launches their new card?
3. Has any manufacturer produces a 120mm fan that puts out more than 150CFM?
4. Is the Swiftech Storm is still the highest quality CPU block around?
5. What is the maximum pressure (in psi) that a normal 1/8" thick hose can withstand?
6. Would it be feasibly possible (with a big enough pump) to have a single loop that includes a BI-GTX480, CPU, 2 Video Cards, Chipset, Mosfet, and 2 RAM Waterblocks?
7. Can you have a loop that has a 1/2" ID to 1/4" ID connector on it?
Any advice on these matters would be appreciated.
Edit:
8. For #6, how powerful of a pump would be needed to adequately work?
9. Would a normal tubing and worm screw hose clamps be able to withstand pressures of >30psi?
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