1066 MHz CL5 is about as fast as 800 MHz CL4, and they both cost about the same too.

@Jeff: It's probably going to my room, at least for now. I'm moving out in a month so if I think it's too loud (which I doubt, I'm used to loud computers), I can just keep it on another room than my bedroom. 700W should definitely be enough for CrossfireX (theoretically, 400W should be just and just enough for single 4870X2 and other "default" components, and there's no way one more will use +300W). I doubt I'm even going to add another 4870X2.. unless I really need to. I'm more into single-card solutions, and like you said if I added another one, the CPU would be a bottleneck so I would've to buy some super good CPU and OC it.

Anyway I really want to buy a new comp (my current one is kind of sluggish from time to time), but I should really ask myself that should I spend a lot of money on this, since I'm not that hardcore of a gamer. :p Then again, if I did put all the money on this, I doubt I'd have to upgrade for at least 2-3 years.

Specs
HP Pavilion Elite m934f PC
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6700
6GB System RAM
nVidia 9500GS
750GB HDD
TV Tuner
19" LCD Display

Graphics card could be better, but at least I can run some of the incredibly demanding games that I care about like Call of Duty 4 and Crysis on high settings.

Well I already bought the comp so too late to regret now. I should be getting it tomorrow or wednesday. <3

Here's a pic of my new setup (click for bigger pic):



I really like my Casper trashbin..

How do you like the Antec case rami? Is that that 900?

Well, it is very very cool compared to any of my previous systems, but a tad more noisy (nothing unbearable though). But then again I got all my fans on the highest speed and also set my GPU fan at constant 45% to keep it cooler, it'd be quite a bit more quiet if I used low/medium fan speeds, and didn't set the GPU fan speed that high (most of the noise came from the GPU fan speed increase, setting it to automatically controlled like it was default is much much more quiet, but the GPU idle temp goes up like 30C).

My CPU is like 20-25C idle, haven't checked the load temps, but I doubt they go higher than 40-45C. My GPU idles at 40C (without the "fan fix" it was like 80C, ugh), haven't checked load temps for it either though. But either way, I'm really digging the case so far.

My laptop is a BEAST. The thing weighs 13 pounds.

Specs
Quad Core Proccessor
2x 512 Nvidea Go running in SLI
4 gigs of Ram
Blu Ray
19 Inch Screen.

and i thought mine was big... i don't even think that qualifies as a laptop anymore.

My stuff:

Intel Core2 Duo T8300 2.4Ghz
NVIDIA GeForce 8600m GT
4 Gigs Ram
17in 1920x1200 native res (i think it has available 1080p but im not sure)
Running Vista Home Premium

Tried hooking my PC into my Full HD TV and played a little bit of Crysis on it (1920x1080, all settings on very high [actually ][/actually]), here's a few pics:


And a video if anyone wants to see (no sound though):
http://reko.tiira.net/games/crysis/Crysis.avi

just installed a new power supply. my old one was SERIOUSLY fucked up. i cleaned my shit when i moved into my new place, and it was just disgustingly caked with dust. Like, disgusting. And like, caked. I cleaned it all u pexcept the power supply, because i can't get inside it. Anyways, for the past few weeks i could hear like dust inside rattling, and it would like WHIR and shit, it was bad. I could hear it sagging and struggling to keep itself going.

So i got a new PS (500w, my old one was 400w). It's pretty beautiful and is fucking so quiet. I'm stoked.

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960gb of ram... dam bro are you multiboxing lol