you guessed wrong, they deleted the 4gb one...
still most stuff l download tends to be the stuff that will never be licenced in the UK, theres so many amazing series out there that if fansub groups didnt sub and share we would never get to see which is sad.. but with how all groups are moving over to HD/Bluray stuff its making it harder for me because being on a low income not only can l not afford to buy the anime that is sold over here, but the fact that groups are tending to opt for quality and quantity l cant afford to download a series that will take 10 disks to burn.. still once anime comes to the uk in dubbed formats they tend to ruin it..
take Sailor moon, that series was completely changed even ep numbers were changed or melded together, then again it didnt bother me because l disliked that series, but at least Studio Ghibli made a stand when US studios butchered Valley of The Nausica.
back on topic tho, l am somewhat curious to your current spec (motherboard, ram speed etc)
(btw feel free to PM me, l find very few peeps in the uk to talk to about anime XD)
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2 PCI-Express x16 slots if you want even better GFX later.
lve always wanted to try SLI/Crossfire, tho l do hear it eats a little ram on occasion so it can share the cards resources also BOTH cards have to be EXACTLY the same to work, tho l havent tried it myself and cant speak with certainty l have heard that its not always good as its made out to be.
however for reference (for those who dont know the difference), there are two ways of using two gfx cards to expand gfx performence, one method is SLI which connects the cards up on the inside, which Nvida uses... then there is Crossfire which ATI uses (ATI is owned by AMD now) which connects the cards together on the outside of the system.
also l can vouch for the RAM prices, l had to replace mine recently... prices for DDR2 have doubled and are close to trippling from what l see each week when l work at my local comp shop (help out once a week so l get some of the latest price info)