FSX SP1 on short finals...
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FSX SP1 on short finals...
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...and let them into the paddock (if they'll go). On the subject of FSX - I haven't played for about 3 months now so I'm very much looking forward to SP1 - hopefully the answer to most of my FSX ills.
I tried to sneek in an upgrade to a dual core E6600 the other week by pretending my desktop was broken but was spotted and headed off at the pass (bugger). Komplett do quite a nice upgrade for less than 300 squid.
Regards,
Chris
I tried to sneek in an upgrade to a dual core E6600 the other week by pretending my desktop was broken but was spotted and headed off at the pass (bugger). Komplett do quite a nice upgrade for less than 300 squid.
Regards,
Chris
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Hi Chris
I have an E6600 core2 running on an ASUS board and it's been solid at 3.3 ghz for about 4 months so far.
supposed to run at 2.4 ghz but being it is so stable i have left it overclocked
I looked at the other chips at the time and the 6600 was best value although they have just released the 6420 which may be worth a look as it now has 4mb of cache which it didn't before.
the old E6400 was happy at 3.3 ghz too but contrary to OC boards was not as fast as an E6600 at the same speed as i tried both on here.
I think Ben went for the Quad core so he can then waste 3 cpu's in FSX instead of my 1 :shock: (flash Git!)
Regards
Rick
PS: remember you can't use AGP graphics cards on the latest Motherboards & you have to use DDR2 ram so it might not be the bargain you thought.
I have an E6600 core2 running on an ASUS board and it's been solid at 3.3 ghz for about 4 months so far.
supposed to run at 2.4 ghz but being it is so stable i have left it overclocked
I looked at the other chips at the time and the 6600 was best value although they have just released the 6420 which may be worth a look as it now has 4mb of cache which it didn't before.
the old E6400 was happy at 3.3 ghz too but contrary to OC boards was not as fast as an E6600 at the same speed as i tried both on here.
I think Ben went for the Quad core so he can then waste 3 cpu's in FSX instead of my 1 :shock: (flash Git!)
Regards
Rick
PS: remember you can't use AGP graphics cards on the latest Motherboards & you have to use DDR2 ram so it might not be the bargain you thought.
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