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Wow, long time since I've been here. I see Sergio and don don still hanging around in here huh... Exiting.
Anyways I've got some cash saved up and I plan to get rid of my SLI 260's and snag a new Fermi card, either the GTX 480, or a 5870 depending on Fermi performance, once I do I'll no longer need this SLI 750i junker board I've got... so I'm wondering, the Q9650 is still a badass chip and I'm positive mine can go higher with a EP45 board.. but is it worth it to remove all this and get the new Motherboard, or should I just move to i7. i mean I don't really need it...
Basically I'm thinking of getting a Fermi card or 5870, then switching to the UD3P, and i might keep my current ram, or get something better. and try moving higher for a 24/7 clock on this thing. it works perfect for my now, I don't really need anything to much more.. but sometimes when I'm doing to much like encoding a Movie and playing Bad company 2, both CPU intensive I'll occasionally get a freeze, it's probably my 750i n oc.. I'd like to know it's 100% stable with a UD3P that will be much easier to achieve.
Project HAF 932 Water-Cooled
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