need feedback on this config

Specifications:
Case: Digital Storm Twister PRO (Black Anodized Aluminum Finish)
Power Supply: 1200W Thermaltake (8800 GTX SLI Compatible) (Silent Toughpower Edition)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz (1066MHz FSB) (8MB Cache)
Motherboard: nVidia 680i Core 2 Quad (By: eVGA) (nForce 680i SLI) (A1 Revision)
Memory: 4GB DDR2 Corsair at 800MHz XMS2 (Dual Channel) (Extreme-Performance)
Floppy / Media: Digital Media Card Reader (Black)
Hard Drive 1: 74GB Western Digital Raptor (10K RPM) (8MB Cache) (SATA) (Extreme Speed)
Hard Drive 2: 74GB Western Digital Raptor (10K RPM) (8MB Cache) (SATA) (Extreme Speed)
Raid Option: Setup my two hard drives in a Raid 0 Stripe (Read and Write Performance Boost)
Optical Drive 1: DVD-ROM/CD-ROM (DVD Reader 16x / CD Reader 40x)
Optical Drive 2: DVD±R/RW/CD-R/RW (DVD Writer 20x / CD-Writer 48x)
Network Card: High Speed Network Port (Supports High-Speed Cable / DSL / Network Connections)
Modem: - No Thanks
Video Card: 2x SLI Dual (nVidia GeForce 8800GTS 320MB (By: eVGA / Asus) (PCI-Express)
TV Tuner: - No Thanks
Sound Card: Motherboard Multi-Channel High Definition Audio (7.1 Channel)
Physics Card: - No Thanks
Cooling: Air Cooled Stage 3 (Silent Artic Cooling (TwisterBoost Overclocked)
Case Lighting: Blizzard Internal Lighting (Blue Edition) (Cold Cathode Tubes)
Round Cables: Enhanced Interior Air Flow (Optical Drive & Floppy Cables (Blue Edition)
User Manual: Personalized Platinum Digital Storm Binder (Includes Paperwork/Benchmarks/CDs/Manuals)
Windows OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate
Restore Kit: Digital Storm Specialized Recovery System (DVD Image Based)
Protection: - No Thanks
Office: - No Thanks
LCD Display: - No Thanks
Surge Shield: - No Thanks
Speakers: - No Thanks
Keyboard: - No Thanks
Mouse: - No Thanks
Warranty: 3 Year Platinum Care Extended Parts & Labor Warranty
Support: Lifetime Toll-Free Platinum Care Technical Support
Would it be worth waiting for the new SLI motherboards that accept DDR3 memory??

ok sounds good on going to the different memory, will be playing lots of games with this one. You think it would be wise to hold off a lil bit till the new SLI motherboards that support DDR3 memory come out??

why in the world would they even make DDR3 memory if it will slow the computer down, doesn't make any sense, thanks for letting me know that. Also if I was to add in the liquid cooling system for the CPU and video cards and at some later date I wanted to upgrade the video cards which I know I will of course, how hard will it be to do that with the liquid cooling system in place, I mean will I have to take the whole cooling system apart tubes and all to change the video cards out, I dont mean to sound stupid on the subject but I have never dealt with liquid cooling before.

Just like any new technology thats released to the public. It's not going to be as good as the previous since developers haven't got use to it yet. But eventually it will become the norm.

And this is the real world, release products with the bigger numbers and people without knowledge will buy it simply because the number is better. I don't blame them =)

And yes liquid cooling is a pain in the ass in my opinion if you want to upgrade in the future.


Edited by skyR - 19 Aug 2007 at 6:32pm