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  1. 01-02-2007 09:46 PM #1
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    Hi Guys

    I'm looking to do a complete new build and it will be the first one i've done.

    I need mid/top spec for 3d modelling/rendering, graphics packages etc.

    I want something that will allow me to expand in the future

    I don't mind if its amd or intel - does anyone have an opinion on which is best for cad work?


    Basic its almost free reign (bearing in mind cost) and I'd appreciate the help


    Any ideas...........?
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    Default Re: Complete New Build

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    Any ideas...........?
    Whats your Budget?
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    £500 - £1000 not including peripherals.

    its going to be for business use (possibly some gaming)
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    how does the spec below look?

    have i left anything out?

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