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    Go for an Intel chipset, something like the ASUS P5K Premium
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    Doesn't support SLI.

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    http://www.ebuyer.com/product/132275

    Don't bother with an SLi board.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sc0tteh View Post
    Doesn't support SLI.
    SLI Makes hardly any difference, there's no need for it really.

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    I'm getting a SLI board As i will upgrade to dual cards in the near future.

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    Dell 30" Monitor. 'nuff said.

    EDIT: In that setup you posted on Page 2 you said you where getting a Saitek keyboard; don't. My ICT department use them at school, they're horrible to type on and have a plastic-y and cheap feel to the keys, they clack around. It's also really uncomfortable because the keys are badly placed on the board and take a while to come back up after you've pressed them, I reccomend a Logitech/whatever the hell you want, but not Saitek, stick with bigger brands.
    Last edited by lolwut; 04-10-2008 at 08:17 PM.
    i've been here for over 8 years and i don't know why

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sc0tteh View Post
    I'm getting a SLI board As i will upgrade to dual cards in the near future.
    In most games its been proven to decrease performance.
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