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alright i bought the i5, the full atx and some 4 gb ram sticks, thanks a lot bud you have helped me out a lot

Okay i have decided to go with the intel build, Im going to pick up the full atx Mobo (incase i want to crossfire down the road). I am stuck on the original i3 dual core for $115 and the i5 quad core for $190. Id also like 8gb of ram.

How much better would the intel build be? I can scuff out the 225 for the AMD build but the intel build is breaking budget. Would the intel build allow for 2 radeon 4850's to work? Also is that only 4GB ram? Can it be easily upgraded to 8gb with 25 more bucks?

Cool that would be very helpful im stumped. Since i have invested $170 into the GPU i want to compliment that with a crossfire ready motherboard. So id be looking to upgrade mobo/ram/cpu. For my psu I dont know the exact specs all i know is i got a 750 watt oem atx psu, i opened the case and it...

Nah i don't plan on overclocking, i just recently found out what it exactly is and i don't feel safe doing it + i want my parts to last the longest they can. What part do i need to watch out for to make crossfire capable ?

lets say i kept the card with the intention of cross fire'ing it later down the road, what mobo/ram/cpu would be good to compliment the 687?0

Is the performance increase justifiable for the $170? Or could i upgrade the Mobo/CPU/RAM and increase performance much more?

Hello guys i have a quick question, i have 2 radeon hd 4850's running in crossfire, I am wondering if i should shed out $170 for a radeon 6870. Will there be much increase in performance? IF not, what would be a good increase in performance vs price? My specs are...

Hello everyone, I bought my computer about 3 years ago and in anticipation of some games coming up I really am looking to upgrade. I would like to upgrade my video card and my RAM but I am very uneducated on the topic of computer hardware. If anyone could spare a few minutes to look at my...