Components for Building Computers From Scratch/Experts

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Bobbert Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.89 Clarity of Response 9.83 Timeliness 9.77 Politeness 9.94 Total Questions 420	I have a vast knowledge of building desktop computers and am willing to share this knowledge with other users if they need help, or just have a few quick questions.
Keith Davis U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.75 Clarity of Response 9.89 Timeliness 9.82 Politeness 9.91 Total Questions 164	I can answer most any question in this category for the home desktop builder and for most gaming PC builders. This includes what kind of case, cooling products, overclocking, all hardware, software, and safety issues. I can also advise on where the best sources for purchasing hardware on the net.

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I have a vast knowledge of building desktop computers and am willing to share this knowledge with other users if they need help, or just have a few quick questions.

Keith Davis

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I can answer most any question in this category for the home desktop builder and for most gaming PC builders. This includes what kind of case, cooling products, overclocking, all hardware, software, and safety issues. I can also advise on where the best sources for purchasing hardware on the net.

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2009-11-20 Config new build with current old PC...:

Yes, you can put the new hard-disk into the new computer, but the installed Windows environment will not be compatible with the new hardware. I would suggest installing Windows to a new disk in the new

2009-11-11 assembling a pc from scratch:

1 - cpu. amd or intel... what do you recommend? This is according to what you want to spend. I have always used AMD processors. They will take higher temps and overclocking better than intel. This is not

2009-11-01 INTEL CELERON 1.6-2.2 CAPABILITIES:

You will have to find out what socket type your motherboard is. You just can't put any processor in. It has to be the same socket type. As far as video editing, a P4 or better and plenty of RAM (at least

2009-10-29 Processor or graphic card:

The E4500 shouldn't be a dramatic issue for games, you don't need a quadcore for gaming, and the E6600/6700 isn't going to be a very dramatic difference. Honestly I'd keep the 4500 as is. Regarding the

2009-10-27 Processor or graphic card:

What processor do you have currently? Any of the CPUs selected would be a good option, the E8400 is likely the best value though, although thats based on European/American pricing schemes (if the price

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