need swap taken out!

[kbrown!]

lol

[leo2006leo]

expensive bastards lol johnny got me tommorow.

[LS/Vtec]

your gonna cry about $120? thats not a lot. It's not hard at all but if you don't know how to do it and don't wanna try yourself then you gotta pay. People ain't gonna do it for free.

[ct tibby]

20 bux but im gonna use a die grinder and a saw. then chain it to my car and rip it out lmk

[CTgoldhatch]

this is so stupid if you dont want to pay then why post this at all. no one wants to work fro free and if you cant pay them the do it your self.

[pimpbebe847]

100

[astroboy]

Seriously, pulling an engine in a civic is as easy as falling down. Now I see why you are perpetually trying to sell this car and all the parts, then trying to build it.

[leo2006leo]

aha johnny taught me hgow to take a swap out lets go! close this thread.

[Janetcampcambify]

need swap taken out

Im sure that most people have reached the stage Im in right now at some time or another. But there will be others who will follow after me and it is as much for them that I write this thread....

A good while back I decided to upgrade my AMD Athlon Dual Core 4200 system. I was loathe to fork out a big lump of cash in one go so took the piecemeal approach. At the time Intel i7 and DDR3 was just starting and beyond me, but like many before me and since I followed the crowd and headed off in Intels general direction, gradually adding quality generic components. You can see from my sig where Ive got to so far. Aside from getting a 60GB SSD for Windows and my most used applications, it is crunch time for me. - Ive got to choose between AMD and Intel - just like everyone else must do at some point. Crucially, no matter which I choose Ive got to upgrade chip, mobo and RAM in one go, so the decision is a long-term one. And like most folks, I set my sights on getting the i7 920 DO set up - it was the fastest and I WANTED the fastest, the 1366 layout appeared to have greater longevity to me when compared to its 1156 cousin. Increasingly, I came to realise that bragging rights were such a big factor in my decision, and the more I thought about it, the more I considered the power used and did I really NEED the fastest set up? And the power used by the i7-based system at UK power prices for hours on end is a factor. US prices look almost free by comparison.

Then I came across a really excellent post by Malakai in which he compared AMD and Intel. He focused upon the fact that we rarely take a long hard look at what we ACTUALLY NEED before jumping on the Intel for our bragging rights. His post is under the AMD vs Intel thread begun by Senshido. I confess I was all set to do the same. But his post made me sit up and take a second look at the Intel i7 920 rut that I had freely got myself into....

Im not a great gamer and I doubt I ever will be, as I do find the conflict games bore me silly after a few weeks, just like a game of golf would be a waste of a good walk to me.... But hey Millions do both - theyre just not for me thats all. But I do love to surf for information - to me the net is one huge reference library and its fun. I use Adobe Photoshop, Bridge, InDesign very heavily and my existing set up chokes a bit and prevents me from using them simultaneously. But Im hoping with the new kit I can do all this and enjoy my Sennheisers. I also reckon it will be fun to OC my final choice.

So for now, Ive veered away from the i7 set up and Im looking warmly towards the Phenom II X4 965 processor. And I dont think that waiting for the new 6-core chips due in May? will be worth the wait for me, for what I intend to use it for. What do you think?
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