should i buy this cpu and motherboard?

Should i buy that? im thinking of getting an ati radeon x800...

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Bidding on NEW GIGABYTE Intel 945PL-S3 LGA775 Motherboard + Intel Pentium D 2.8 Dual Core 775 CPU with Intel Factory Cooler. MB Supports Core2Duo Conroe / Allendale CPU's for future upgrading.

This board was rated TOP in Many reviews & even performs well for Overclocking. They overclocked their 1.8 core2duo cpu to 3.15Ghz !!

Cost over $680 when purchased. Ideally suit someone with existing P4 / Celeron 1.4 - 2.8 ghz PC or AMD Athlon / Duron PC who is wanting to step upto the latest Intel 775 P4 Technology with PCI-E 16x Graphics Slot.

See my other listings for Radeon x850xt pe / Geforce 7800gt / 7900gt PCI-E Graphics cards & some DDR2-667 & 800 Mhz RAM Kits.

Will run LATEST GAMES Including DOOM 3 , Quake 4 , Half Life 2 , Battle Field 2 , FEAR , ELDER SCROLLS , NEED FOR SPEED Underground 2 etc.

Specs:
*Gigabyte 8I945PL-S3
*CPU Pentium 4/Celeron Socket type 775
*Form factor ATX
*FSB 800 Mhz+
*Chipset Intel 945PL
*On-board audio 7.1
*On-board LAN 10/100/1000
*DDR2-SDRAM slots 4
*Supports upto 4GB of DDR2-533/667 RAM
*Graphics slot PCIe-16x
*PCI slots 3
*PCIe-1 slots 2
*ATA headers 2 x ATA-133
*SATA headers 4 x SATA-150
*USB headers 8xUSB2

Specs from Gigabyte Website for MB (cant post link cos of of some weirdforbuidden word thingy

Supports Overclocking:
Adjustable bus speeds, RAM timing, oltages (CPU + RAM), ratios etc, for those who really want to fine tune their PC for speed.

CPU Specs:
Pentium D 820 CPU (People have had these running upto 4ghz speeds).
Processor Frequency - 2.8 GHz x2 Cores
Bus Speed - 800 MHz
L2 Cache ****- 2 MB
XD Bit Disabled, 64Bit Support
Manufacturing Technology - 90 nm

Certified for Windows VISTA PREMIUM / ULTIMATE !!

If you want Gigabyte 945P-S3 or 965P-S3 or 965P-DS3P boards instead or 945PL-S3 (listed) then let me know and I can start another auction with the board your wanting. If you want P4 3ghz cpu instead of pentium d 2.8 you save $20 also.

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 good? i think it is. tell me what you think

By the post it looks like you're buying off of ebay

I'd suggest newegg.com

And I would suggest Core 2 Duo over Pentium D

And a Nvidia 650i or 680i motherboard

How much is it anyway? 

I'd also highly suggest NOT getting that X800 

Putting the X800 with a core 2 duo would be like butting a 250hp v8 inside a Corvette

Also if you can't afford a Core 2 Duo cpu then go with AMD X2 3200+ or better 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188011
- 680i motherboard - $169.99 with mail in rebait from 189.99

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115004

Core 2 Duo E6400 $196.00 

its like what and what?

and this is off a new zealand site... i dont believe in ebay (its the ebay equivalent of our country) hence ver low shipping and handling fees... if i get this good, its 350 dollars plus 150 for x800... if not, mabye 400 at the most, probably 430...

so tell me why i shouldnt get this. oh and the mobo comes in a set.

Because there are better alternatives for the money

I dunno who ships to New Zealand but someone on this board does

The core 2 duo 6400 and the 680i mobo will destory that pentium d when it comes to performance 

http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html?modelx=33&model1=448&model2=433&chart=169

The link above has the benchmarks for the Pentium D you want to buy and the Core 2 Duo I suggested you do buy (They're represented by the red bars, you'll have to look for them cuz there are alot of other processors in the chart 

The Pentium D 820 @ 2.8 ghz gets 34 frames per second while the Core 2 Duo 6400 gets 58 frames per second

Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 Processor
Retail price: $320

------Features------
Intel dual-core technology
Speed: 1.86GHz x 2 = 3.66Ghz
FSB: 1066MHz
Socket: LGA775
Cache: 2M Dynamically shared cache
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology
Intel 64 architecture
Execute Disable Bit for enhanced security
Virtualization Technology
Multimedia Instruction: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4,EM64T
Voltage: 0.850V-1.3525V
Optimised for Vista and XP

Cooling module: Copper Heatsink and Fan included

your talking about that. so your saying this over the first one?

i think... i will stick with the p d... just to be on the safe side. itll be an awesome computer even if its not super computer.

besides... i dont think theres any difference betweeen 800 and 1000 fbs...

and you cant argue with the performance... but... i ust wanna be on the safe side, make sure i get what i want... im just not sure about the e6400...

The E6300 isn't quite as powerful as the E6400, but for the most part yaInfinite-Zr0

It's a good overclocker though, so you can just OC it to faster speeds. 

[QUOTE="Infinite-Zr0"]The E6300 isn't quite as powerful as the E6400, but for the most part yaCyborg-21

It's a good overclocker though, so you can just OC it to faster speeds.

If you're comfortable with ocing or knows someone who does 

i can oc but i dont want my computer to die on me in the long run..

and i think il stick to the pentirum d... better price performance or whatever

In the future, edit your post.jobano

you can edit your post? -.-

and @janti_hakouz, ill have to if infinitezro doesnt tell me whther newegg does overseas, and where else i can buy it cheap..