mickro71

The socket 775 motherboard in an Intel915gav. In that pc i have 2 250gb s-ata drives, 2 gb memory, x700 video card. The 478 is an Asus P4P800-E with 1 160gb s-ata drive, and a 120gb ide drive, 1 gb of memory and an ATI 9800 pro. Like I said, the cpu's are comparable in speed and cache. I plan on selling the other and adding to the one I keep. I use mostly adobe products but am also using 3ds and flash. Budget isn't a problem. Patience with the industry is. For a few years i played the game with the Jones's and got real tired of forking out money for what essentially meant top of the line for this month, so I will be keeping what I have, just not both. Thanks for the replies so far. Edit- Ringfinger- I realize that but I was referring to what the motherboard and cpu for that specific setup offered.

I have both a 775 and a 478. The 775 only provides a 533 bus speed, while the 478 has 800 and hyperthreading. Chip speeds are relatively the same. My question is this: which would provide the best speeds for graphic intensive computing, or is their really much difference between the sockets at all except for pci-x?

Thank you.

Diskeeper pro

I've used Kaspersky forever and haven't had any problems.

Spysweeper and Spybot

I've used most of the one's listed but in the end I just stuck with XP's. Haven't had problems at all.

Is there a program similar to the gui in some unattended installs that will let me just install specific apps. I would like to make a cd that will let me only install what a customer wants as opposed to dragging a bunch of different cd's around with me.