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<blockquote data-quote="Mr. V" data-source="post: 229025" data-attributes="member: 56600"><p>I was going to run 2 graphics cards on the board. Do you think a single 8800gt or 2 8600gt's would give me better gaming performance?</p><p></p><p>For a power supply i have a thermal take 600w psu in my existing machine. I would probably buy the same again as it seem to be a very reliable and stable psu.</p><p></p><p>The Processor? Ive always use AMD, so that has been my preference. Should go I intel? A little bit of noise is ok, but silent is better. It seems to be hard to do when i want to use the same machine for games. I always use after market cooling on my CPU and GPU, so may be a good fan controller will help.</p><p></p><p>I like to keep my pc nice and cool. say around 40-45 deg at idle. I think this will increase the life span of my setup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr. V, post: 229025, member: 56600"] I was going to run 2 graphics cards on the board. Do you think a single 8800gt or 2 8600gt's would give me better gaming performance? For a power supply i have a thermal take 600w psu in my existing machine. I would probably buy the same again as it seem to be a very reliable and stable psu. The Processor? Ive always use AMD, so that has been my preference. Should go I intel? A little bit of noise is ok, but silent is better. It seems to be hard to do when i want to use the same machine for games. I always use after market cooling on my CPU and GPU, so may be a good fan controller will help. I like to keep my pc nice and cool. say around 40-45 deg at idle. I think this will increase the life span of my setup. [/QUOTE]
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