I'll probably try overclocking the Q6600 a little. DVI/HDMI/eSATA ports on the motherboard). My last desktop used all Intel parts, and while I enjoyed perfect stability, I'm hoping for stability here too but with some more features (e.g. I picked that one out because it has good reviews, it's cheap, it seems like it might be quiet, and it's not huge (I'm building in a compact case after all). I'm open to suggestions in all areas.especially the motherboard and heatsink/fan. That comes out to $631, minus $25 in mail-in rebates (maybe, heh), and I think minus $15 with a coupon code as well, so hopefully around $650 after I pay the New York tax man. Rosewill RCX-Z300 92mm Ball CPU Cooler - Retail

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