Mainboard matching rest of the coponents?

So basicly i run my wows on one pc, and figured i need sumthing with a bit more juice in thatn what i have now.
Sadly i've been away from "whats new and hot" on the computer market since the mid 90's, so a little input would be apreciated to stop me for getting the wrong stuff for my pc

This is it
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PCI-Express 2.0, 2xDVI, HDCP, HDMI, Core 240x2, Graphics Plus, CUDA, 55nm GFX
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ASUS Silent Knight II CPU Cooler, Blue COOLER
Light, Socket 478/775/939/940/AM2/AM2+
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Corsair Powersupply 620W, 120mm Vifte, PS
8xSATA, ATX/EPS, 2xPCI-E, 20/24pin
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Cooler Master HAF 932 ENCLOSURE

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OCZ Platinum XTC DDR3 1600MHz 6GB KIT
3x Platinum Z3 XTC 2GB, CL7-7-7-24, 1.65 Volts, 240pin X2
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Intel Core™ i7 Quad Processor i7-920 CPU
4,8GT/sec, 8MB, Boxed
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Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R, X58, Socket-1366
CrossFireX, DDR3, ATX, GbLAN, Firewire, 2xPCI-Ex(2.0)x16 MAINBOARD
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Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic OS
SP1,OEM,DVD,64
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pluss one panda teddybear for cuddelyness
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Any inputs? =)

"PCI-Express 2.0, 2xDVI, HDCP, HDMI, Core 240x2, Graphics Plus, CUDA, 55nm GFX"?
think yeh missed something when yeh cutting/pasted?

Hard drive?

Yeh know that panda teddybear isnt compatible with that machine :P

For hard drives i use a 1tb "crap" drive and for my wow instalation i use a ssd drive

Panda powah! =)

Give us a link to ze panda.

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PCI-Express 2.0, 2xDVI, HDCP, HDMI, Core 240x2, Graphics Plus, CUDA, 55nm GFX

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Looking at that, are you getting a GTX 295?

If so, I don't think your power supply will cut it. (I'm going off of newegg specs, both the EVGA and BFG cards state that a PSU of at least 680W is required. (Along with a combined 12V rating of 46A)

Links to the products you want are very helpful. :)

Have I ever mentioned your avatar makes me giggle?

OK!

I changed some components from the original setup. New stuff are...


PS changed to:
Corsair Powersupply 750W Black, ATX/EPS,
140mm Fan, 8xSATA, SLI

Motherboard changed to:
Asus P6T Deluxe V2, X58, Socket-1366
DDR3, ATX, SLI&CrossFireX, Firewire, 2xGbLAN, 3xPC

RAM changed to:
Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333MHz 12GB CL9
Kit w/6x 2GB XMS3 modules, CL9-9-9-24, for Core i7

Panda remains the same(note pic):
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/3032/pandat.jpg

(diis is live panda, pandas look laik diis in live)

It looks good to me!

Greatness!

It should all be at my door on tuesday or wednesday, cant wait :D
Even if its just one pc ill post some pics on the installation and parts.


Eloxy

er, snap. I forgot.

ASUS Silent Knight II CPU Cooler, Blue COOLER
Light, Socket 478/775/939/940/AM2/AM2+

You're going to need an LGA1366 Kit from ASUS to mount your cpu cooler.

Sorry about not noticing that. :( I tried looking for a bit, all I could find in sites actually selling the mounting bracket for your specific heatsink/fan were russian, and had the wrong variant.

Here's what I found on the ASUS global page.

http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=g2wIezswzl8gW0FO

/me failed. :(

Your computer will still work fine (without overclocking) with the stock heatsink/fan. The insides just won't look as cool. So you could return the heatsink for a refund, or wait for the socket kit to come out. (I'd go for this one, the kits aren't very expensive)

ah dont worry m8 =)

I can still use the stock cooler untill i get a new one. I read somwhere that u can even oc the processor 20-30% with the stock cooler. so it shoule be fine =)

I still don't think I'd want to try overclocking with the stock heatsink/fan.

hmm maby ure right. I mean, there is no need to gamble anything for a few fps more atleast untill i get a cooler that's up for the task. think ima go with the stock frequecy for starters in that case.

http://www.komplett.no/k/ki.aspx?sku...ks#ProductTabs

Would this set fit my mainboard? or do i have to get a original ASUS kit?

this is the the site i almost exclusivly buy from, due to good service and fast delivery

I personally would go with the ASUS one, because it was designed for your cooler. (And to make sure no problems arise)