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26" LCD (TV)

2x Xeon E5520 Nehalem = 419.97 x2 @ keenzo.com 2x Crucial 3x1GB DDR3 1066 RAM = 49.99 x2 @ newegg WD Caviar Black 640GB 7200 RPM Sata2 HD = 89.99 @ newegg GIGABYTE GV-N95TOC 9500GT (GT 120) = 79.99 @ newegg Lite On 20x Superdrive 23.99 @ Newegg Asus Z8NA-D6 (Can't find this anywhere, but can't...

The guys were right for going with a dual core CPU. Cheaper, and can reach high speeds on air for more performance per core. This is most important in games, as even newer games like Crysis see negligible performance gains with similarly clocked quads vs dual cores. As for the topic of the...

Really, I would not go with ATI over NVidia right now. The top 5 or 6 cards as far as FPS in Crysis and other high end games are NVidia. Personally, I'd go with the 9800GTX+. In most cases, it's only 4 or 5 fps below the GTX260, and it's a great card for intense games.

What you have to do is set the res to 1920x1080, then restart the computer. This will allow the tv to adjust to the resolution on boot. If this does not work, switch your tv to a mode other than hdmi, then back. It should auto ajust to the res of the screen.

If all it will see is 4 GB of RAM, you can't change that. As was stated earlier, if it uses 4 GB max, and it's getting 4 GB, you're still getting the benefit over 32-bit because it's not competing for the RAM, it gets the whole lot. Besides, unless you're processing a RAW 10 megapixel image...