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    building a new pc for 3D rendering. advise please.

    hi all,

    im looking at putting together a new pc which will be primarily for running 3D rendering and modelling programs (cinema4D, poser etc) and some gaming, im looking at the following :-
    cpu, intel core 2 extreme X6800,
    mobo, asus P5WDG2 WS,
    graphics card, sapphire ATI radeon X1950,
    plextor PX-755SA sata DVD drive.
    ill be using existing hard drives 1 x raptor (programs) and 1 x caviar (storage)

    just wanted some advise, recommendations on what PSU and RAM (2 GIG) to use ???????

    thanks for any help offered

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    Quote Originally Posted by JRO7563 View Post
    just wanted some advise, recommendations on what PSU and RAM (2 GIG) to use ???????

    thanks for any help offered
    Missed the big one matey
    Are you planning to overclock ?
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    Seasonic S12-500 a seriously good and stable PSU for only £75 here:
    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=256337

    Or the Seasonic S12-600. The PSU is one of the most important building blocks of your system, and contribtes not insignificantly to stability and OC potential - don't skimp on it - it should last through several CPU/MainBoard upgrades.
    Try to make each and every day the best it can be.

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    hi there,
    no, not planning on overclocking, will be running it as is out of the box.

    cheers

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    ditch the ATI and go Nvidia and Softmod to Quadro!

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    i would opt for the 6700 as a max

    get at least 2 gigs of memory.

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