keling
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System Name | X |
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Processor | Intel Core 2 i5 2500K (Stock) |
Motherboard | Gigabyte Z68-DS3 |
Cooling | Intel Stock Cooler |
Memory | Corsair Vengeange 2X2GB |
Video Card(s) | GIGABYTE ATI RADEON HD 5850 1GB @ 771mhz |
Storage | WESTERN DIGITAL 2TB Black Edition |
Display(s) | SAMSUNG 2232BW 22" LCD 1680X1050 |
Case | The same one from 2003. The Nameless One. |
Audio Device(s) | Logitech G35 headset |
Power Supply | Xigmatek NRP-702 700W |
Software | WINDOW 7 PRO 64bit OEM |
First up, I would like to thank everyone who have commented on my build plan last year. You guys were right - I don't need to build a new one since my current PC is still good. It was a happy ending.
Now, the sequel.
So now I have the itch again. All those talks of the new i7s have gotten me scouring the net for research. Plus with two of my favourite games' sequels , Battlefield 3 and Arma 3, will be Windows 7 exclusives, I've been finally tempted to move on to that OS. So this will be primarily an OS question :
I want to buy Windows 7 64 bit so I can have more than 4 gbs of RAM. But after looking around the local stores, I don't see any mention of which version of the OS they are selling.
Is Windows 7 sold separately according to bit version or is that option become available during installation? Or did I missed something?
I know it's a naive thing to ask but this will be my first foray into the 64 bit universe so any advice would be appreciated.
Now, the sequel.
So now I have the itch again. All those talks of the new i7s have gotten me scouring the net for research. Plus with two of my favourite games' sequels , Battlefield 3 and Arma 3, will be Windows 7 exclusives, I've been finally tempted to move on to that OS. So this will be primarily an OS question :
I want to buy Windows 7 64 bit so I can have more than 4 gbs of RAM. But after looking around the local stores, I don't see any mention of which version of the OS they are selling.
Is Windows 7 sold separately according to bit version or is that option become available during installation? Or did I missed something?
I know it's a naive thing to ask but this will be my first foray into the 64 bit universe so any advice would be appreciated.