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BigSilverHotdog Wrote:That modular power supply should be fine. Here is a picture of the connector you must have (note the specific shapes of all 8 pins, this will prevent you from doing it wrong). This connector MUST COME FROM THE POWER SUPPLY DIRECTLY. You cannot "split" into this connector from a 4 pin molex. Adapters exist for this, simply because some people don't care to take the risk (or know their system is low enough draw).

http://www.nordichardware.se/skrivelser ... .8-pin.jpg

--------------------------- The PSU has that type connectors... whew

The IP-35 PRO is indeed the correct motherboard. It is the cream of the crop, the top of the line, absolutely the best motherboard you can buy for the Q6600. I should know, I've used a bunch of them, a few much more expensive than it. It is the best, and though some might disagree on that point, few will argue against it being in the top 3. Remember, THIS MOTHERBOARD IS NOT SLI. The 2nd PCIExpress slot is 4x, not 16x, and it does not draw enough power to supply any modern GPU. I note this to make sure you are up to speed with me, because I spoke earlier of the reasons to not go the SLI route. The IP35-PRO also has a widespread user base and tons of online tech support articles. Check out this link:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/sho ... ?p=2236754

This is the video card you want, factory overclocked with warranty so you never have to overclock it to get the maximum performance. And if it ever breaks, EVGA is -EXCELLENT- on customer service and RMAs. One of the best companies I've ever seen in this area. Their turnaround time is incredible and they even return rebate checks within 1-2 weeks almost every time. That is unheard of. I bought a similar card, also factory OC, from MSI. I bought it because it was much cheaper (with a rebate) than the EVGA equivalent at the time, had a very nice custom zalman style cooler, and it came with the game "The Witcher" which I adore. No rebate from MSI and its been almost 7 weeks now. Cry It does do 700 core and 1000 memory, however. Confusedhock:

http://microcenter.com/single_product_r ... id=0276270

Thanks so much for a great shopping list. Now I'll have to get with it this morning. Looking forward to the process.

Thanks so much for all the replys and encouraging solutions.
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