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I think all motherboards support water-cooling. It all depends on what cooling you stick on it.
The turbo on the 2600K is 3.8GHz.
I'd say a good size for a monitor is 24". Which should have a native resolution of 1920x1080.
Mobius 1 said:"because if i get SSD that will make swap process fast"
No, swapping will still be incredibly slow. SSD speed is nowhere near as fast as actual RAM.
"USB 3.0 Air cooled motherboard"
This is not a motherboard. No motherboard is advertised as "Air cooled".
Any good motherboard will cost at least $200, all of which come with USB 3.0.
"17" 1080p screen"
I don't even think you can still buy 17" monitors, especially not a 1080p 17" monitor.
"i7 2600K 3.1GHz"
There is no 2600K 3.1GHz, the 2600K is 3.4GHz and not worth getting over the standard 2600 unless you plan on overclocking. Which you can't with Mac OS X.
"6MB L3 Cache"
Are you planning on buying L3 cache separately? lol. The 2600K comes with 8MB of L3 Cache.
"apple wired keyboard, simbadda windows keyboard"
You don't need two separate keyboards. Pick the better keyboard and use it for both Windows and Mac.
"10 bucks copy of Win7"
I seriously doubt you can legally get a copy of Windows 7 for $10.
"AMD Radeon 6970 2GB GDDR5 Desktop edition"
If you're running a hackintosh, you're going to need find custom drivers to use the 6970 desktop card. As far as I know, there aren't drivers for the 6970. Also as other people have said, You can buy a 6950 (only certain brands work) and flash it into a 6970 for less if you must have one.
"500GB 7200RPM"
Only 500GB? That is way too small. Put at least a 1TB drive in it.
As for the price you listed. That is a very low estimate.
oh okay, then i need a 2GB video RAM
i mean a motherboard that does not support watercool, it's cheaper
well, i can look for other monitors
oh, i thought 3.4 is the turbo boost?
i didn't know thta, i just i didn't read thoroughly at newegg description
i can
Win7 in my country is sold for 10 bucks, no kid
i don't need 500GB
um yeah i misestimated the price, for a good casing and cables and speaker it would cost 1900$, which is near a 27" imac high end (2100$ right?)
I think all motherboards support water-cooling. It all depends on what cooling you stick on it.
The turbo on the 2600K is 3.8GHz.
I'd say a good size for a monitor is 24". Which should have a native resolution of 1920x1080.