Regards,
Jodi E.
Microsoft SMB Outreach Team
msftoft@microsoft.com

Would you be interested in Key IT/Finance Decsion makers like CIO/CTO, CFO, Director IT, Director Finance, Controller etc… from Microsoft dynamics users across the Globe.

We also have a list of other ERP users such as Cognos, Microsoft dynamics, Oracle, PeopleSoft users etc. from various Industries across the Globe.

All these records has permission based e-mail addresses for these key decision makers with their complete business contact information such as Company Name, Company URL, Title, Physical Address, Phone Number, Fax Number, Industry, Revenue, Industry etc…

Some of the Technology Lists and counts across US and Canada
Criteria Counts
Siebel Users List 13,560
Oracle Users List 103,950
Sage Users List 23,165
Microsoft dynamics Users List 42,798
Cognos Users List 18,157
SAP Users List 58,975
PeopleSoft Users List 17,598

Let me know if you need list from any other verticals too.

Thanks & looking forward for your response.

Regards,
Kim Roberts
WL Marketers

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck

besides that the only selling point for the x6 is that it has 6 cores. a Phenom II 965 can still outperform it in games, because the games cant use all 6 cores.

first change your CPU cooler to a Cooler Master Hyper 101. (the one you have isnt compatible with AM3 socket anyway) plus the Hyper 101 saves you 20$ (expensive aftermarket coolers are only necessary if you plan on overclocking alot)

i would go for the Phenom II 955 (saves 60$) and will still give you as good performance as the x6.

then add 2 more GB of Ram and change your video card to at least a Ati 5770. or maybe 5830. it still comes out to around the same price and has much better performance.

i would say 850w power supply is a little much for your System. but since you have a Crossfire ready motherboard you might as well keep it so you have the option of crossfire later.

this one is easily better than both systems you listed and will give you much better performance.

good luck