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SpoonMuffin · Jan 19, 2007, 01:23 PM

my x1900xt was 278 last summer!!!! this is a TRUE xt(512mb) and can acctualy do toxic clocks no problem!!!! (675/80) at stock core and mem volts, not bad if you ask me ^^

specly with the vf900 cooler im using ^^.

i can get around 2.8gz on stock volts on this m2n-sli delux and 3500+(2.2gz@2.8 stock volts) gotta up it a bit to get 2.9, but hey, it was cheap and outperforms a pentium4/pentium-d for gaming

would love 4gb of that gskill ram tho

i have 2gb ocz 533 stuff you mentioned and 1gb samsung 533, all running at 700something clocks^^(plenty for amd since a64 chips are more sencitive to latancy then bandwith!!!)

Processor:	x2 4000+@2.96gz, thermalright ultra90 with 90mm panaflow ultra speed
Motherboard:	biostar tforce 550
Cooling:	Thermalright ultra90,90mm panaflow ultra speed fan
Memory:	Transend AxeRam ddr2 800@986mhz 5-5-5-15 2t TrFc 75ns
Video Card:	x1900xtx+zalman vf900cu cooler
Hard Disk:	80+160+200+250gb
Optical Drive:	2 optorite+1-btc+1-toshiba dvd burners
CRT/LCD Model:	20.1in gaming lcd 1600x1200@120hz(dvi-d)
Case:	cg-briza (thx again to ashen)
Sound Card:	realtek 8ch hd audio latist drivers
PSU:	400watt fsp 12cm fan psu
Software:	windows 2003 sp2(custom build),nod32,opera9,tcmp,vlc,udrfrag,perfect disk,utorrent

Jan 19, 2007, 01:23 PM	#11
SpoonMuffin Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 270 (0.12/day) Thanks: 19 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts System Specs	my x1900xt was 278 last summer!!!! this is a TRUE xt(512mb) and can acctualy do toxic clocks no problem!!!! (675/80) at stock core and mem volts, not bad if you ask me ^^ specly with the vf900 cooler im using ^^. i can get around 2.8gz on stock volts on this m2n-sli delux and 3500+(2.2gz@2.8 stock volts) gotta up it a bit to get 2.9, but hey, it was cheap and outperforms a pentium4/pentium-d for gaming would love 4gb of that gskill ram tho i have 2gb ocz 533 stuff you mentioned and 1gb samsung 533, all running at 700something clocks^^(plenty for amd since a64 chips are more sencitive to latancy then bandwith!!!)