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So whats the upgrade suggestions -
10-06-2004, 17:09
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Im curious, right now i can buy a new socket 939 mobo, and a winchester 3000+ for like 300.
But i could wait for nforce4 to come out which will be another few months??? And all it really adds is pci-e and sli, which won't really be needed untill agp will be completely phased out (im guessing another year for agp to phaze out?) So should i just upgrade right now? |
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10-07-2004, 09:35
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Just my opinion, no need to wait. PCI-Ex cards are still using a bridge to accomidate the PCI-Ex socket. It's a bandaid and does not work to it's full potential.
If your going to upgrade now I'd just get a nice 939 board. AGP is solid. In addition, I hear AGP is working on a socket that might give PCI-Ex a run. If you always wait for something new to come out with computers you will always be waiting. 
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