bcp
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| System Name | bcp first build |
|---|---|
| Processor | Q6600 |
| Motherboard | ASUS P5Q |
| Cooling | Thermalright SI-128 |
| Memory | Mushkin |
| Video Card(s) | eVGA GTX 295 |
| Storage | WD 500Gb AAKS |
| Display(s) | 22" LCD |
| Case | Gigabyte 3D Mars |
| Audio Device(s) | Realtek |
| Power Supply | Xigmatek 850 watt |
| Software | Vista ultimate 64bit OS |
| Benchmark Scores | Q6600 3.2ghz, 1600Mhz FSB, 30C idle / 46C max load. |
Speaker System 5.1
Both are good choices, but if you are never going to crossfire then get the ASUS P5Q, if there is the possibility of running a crossfire set up get the P5Q-E or even better one of the X48 chipset boards. I own all three and they have truly been rock solid.
As for the 5.1 speakers I also own the one you are looking at and the Z-5500, both are very crisp and clear with gaming, TV, music, etc., but the Z-5500 is far more robust.
Hope this helps.
Both are good choices, but if you are never going to crossfire then get the ASUS P5Q, if there is the possibility of running a crossfire set up get the P5Q-E or even better one of the X48 chipset boards. I own all three and they have truly been rock solid.
As for the 5.1 speakers I also own the one you are looking at and the Z-5500, both are very crisp and clear with gaming, TV, music, etc., but the Z-5500 is far more robust.
Hope this helps.