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Old 09-26-2007, 11:36 PM   #2
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Building your own is the ONLY way to go for gaming. You can buy gaming rigs, but they cost tons more than if you were you buy each part individually and assemble.

For the motherboard, you want something that supports LGA775 processors (aka dual core, quad core, etc.) and MAYBE SLI/Crossfire (i.e. lets you use two video cards at once)

Read up on this stuff and more at www.tomshardware.com


You can also do what I did and look at a gaming rig you want and find out what parts are being used in them and build a list like that.
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