PC

If you go bargain hunting on the net you could probably build that pc for around 650 euro. (I know cause I'm about to build the same :) ) Then again, buying from your local dealer is good, cause having the warranty close is a definite plus. 

well, it's 62euro's for assemblage... without that it must be dik in orde I think. but hence I've two lefthands

looks awesome-o

wish I had some extra cash to buy one aswell nice nice, pricewhise as well

Originally posted by : eeezzeepeezzeee

well, it's 62euro's for assemblage... without that it must be dik in orde I think. but hence I've two lefthands

In that case go for it :) (too bad for the two left hands, because that rig allows for some very nice overclocking with the right casing) 

F*cking 137€ BTW kluutzakn,, any way to omzeil that? mehmeh

Originally posted by : eeezzeepeezzeee

F*cking 137€ BTW kluutzakn,, any way to omzeil that? mehmeh

aftrekken van de belastingen als ge iemand kent die een eigenbedrijf heeft met een pc van meer dan een jaar oud (pc=kapitaalgoed, mag om het jaar vervangen worden)

no-one will know...

jup, you can overclock that q6600 up to 4gigahertz without losing stability, good choice imo.

any way to omzeil btw? find someone with a btwnumber, let him buy it, he can recollect the btw trough his business or shop or whatev'.

Originally posted by : IskaRiot

jup, you can overclock that q6600 up to 4gigahertz without losing stability, good choice imo.

any way to omzeil btw? find someone with a btwnumber, let him buy it, he can recollect the btw trough his business or shop or whatev'.

I've seen stable overclocks on air cooling up to about 3.7 (which is still nice) Anything above that requires liquid cooling to really pass stress tests.

Originally posted by : Kyran

I've seen stable overclocks on air cooling up to about 3.7 (which is still nice) Anything above that requires liquid cooling to really pass stress tests.

offcourse, that's a silent premisse

but 0.3ghz ain't worth buying such expensive and kinda risky stuff imo