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sorry, applied to classic PCI not XITE

cheers, Tom

i suggest the 1150.

garyb wrote:i suggest the 1150.

That sounds good if all works well - by the recommendation it sounds like it does- Also its newer tech-I do know an IT PC builder [does a great job]-would it be possible to have a dual boot system say Windows 7 32 bit (or XP 32 bit) & Windows 7 64 bit with the PCI cards [or Xite for that matter-with maximum RAM [32 GB on 1150 currently {Haswell} ] and have both systems working really well without any problems-?-or conflicts

One HD could do the 32 bit stuff and two HD's could do the 64 bit stuff - Sounds great in theory but that would help me alot-Your thoughts please-

yes, you can do that, but i never recommend dual boot systems because one of the installations will be on a drive other than C: and that might make some programs act funny. you also wouldn't want programs looking for files on the wrong drive...

in use, however, most dual boot systems never run into problems...