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If money was no object when build your next AMD rig... and you wanted maximum performance for games like Unreal Tournament 2003 and Doom 3, what spec would that PC be?

Dont forget money is no object....

Ur thoughts lads please...

l8rs peeps

dan

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if money was no object... let me see..

Athlon XP 2200+

Gf4 Ti4600 tv out, etc...

512mb/1gb ddr 333mhz

water cooling system (i don't remenber the name of the one i saw...)

Asus A7V333

19" or 21" screen

SB Audigy Platinum

2x80gb ata 100 7200 rpm

DVD-RW

dreams... dreams... dreams...

lol ;)

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No P4 platform because altho i have money to spend i also have a lot of common sense... and im after the most bang for my buck... besides who really needs 2.5ghz... i sure as hell dont

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No P4 platform because altho i have money to spend i also have a lot of common sense... and im after the most bang for my buck... besides who really needs 2.5ghz... i sure as hell dont

well said. ;)

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well, maybe a dual AMD CPU

amd xp 2200+

2 cheetah SCSI HDD's 16,000 RPM

1.5gb of 333 DDR memory

ATI ALL-IN-WONDER RADEON 8500 128MB DDR

Dual 21''LCD Display

nitrogen cooled, :)

ds3 broadband connection

sound blaster audigy plat.

Sony DVDRW

(nice aluminum case)

you'll be running a kickass system... im not sure about the radeon though, never tried one.

Edit: LOL, dual XP's..my bad.. you get the point though

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i like ATI m8 but i think a geforce 4 ti 4600 is on the cards moreso... cause nVidia write the best drivers...

Nitrogen cooling? Does that exist? cool idea... sound a bit like a cooker tho wouldnt it! lol

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Originally posted by dan

No P4 platform because altho i have money to spend i also have a lot of common sense... and im after the most bang for my buck... besides who really needs 2.5ghz... i sure as hell dont

In your first post you said best performance, money is no object. Make your mind up.

Personally it would have to be the simple combo of the P4 2.53ghz or the AMD 2200+ combined with 1gb+ RDram/DDRram and a GF4 Ti4600.

You're not really gonna beat those at the moment.

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ok. How about a dual 2200 athlon Xp with a a gig of 333 ddr ram with two 120 GB hard drives. The new radeon (9700?) will ship this month. Pick up one of those and you should be all set.

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feck me... it must be important if dazzla is posting! lol!

"In your first post you said best performance, money is no object. Make your mind up"

I also said AMD rig... take ur time and read the post thoroughly next time....

jubcoo: i appreciate ur advice but does a dual cpu setup differ much form a single one wen only playing games like ut 2003 or doom 3?

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Originally posted by dan

No P4 platform because altho i have money to spend i also have a lot of common sense... and im after the most bang for my buck... besides who really needs 2.5ghz... i sure as hell dont

Why wouldn't you go with Intel if money is no object. To be honest, I go with intel if I had the money to spend, and I'm an "AMD guy."

But, I guess the 2200+ would do fine with a ti4600 :) Damn I wish I had the money to spend on somthing like that ... :(

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If money were no object I'd buy one of those super computers off IBM,.. the ones with like a gazillion processors that predict the weather and shizzle.

lmao :p

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Dual 2200's

Tyan ATX MBD Dual

3GB DIMM,168-PIN DDR

PNY Quadro4 900 XGL (128MB DDR Geforce4)

Dual WD Caviar SE 120GB HD

(3) Sony SDM-M81/B 18" Multiscan LCD Computer Display (Black)

Creative SOUND BLASTER SB LIVE! DOLBY 5.1 SB0102VP

Klipsh PROMEDIA 5.1 Speakers

Acer 10/100 NIC

Plexcombo 4-in-1 drive: 20X CD-R, 10X CD-RW, 40X max CD-ROM, 12X DVD-ROM

As a bare bones start... what I'm showing above runs well over $5,000.00...you don't even want to know how much the keyboard I've chosen for this system costs ($900!)

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