*drum roll* ..... new build (with list of parts!)

Jet said:
Really, you must be kidding. The Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 is one of the best motherboards out there for overclocking.
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why would i be kidding,
while i dont own one, the oc'ing reviews i've seen show it doesnt stack that well against other 965s. If you have other evidence then please go ahead and post it,
http://anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2860&p=21
and something like the MSI 975X is a solid board with the slightly better 975 chipset
 
beauty is in the eye of the beholder....i recommend pricewatch.com , lots of variety. take you as far as your budget allows
 
There is a thing called an edit button...

I don't think that you need to change the motherboard. Before you buy, list all the links to what you want to buy.

APJ: I read that article a few days ago.

Our Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 is limited to the 450FSB range due to issues overclocking our Micron D9 1GB modules
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will the gigabyte mobo
support my 'radeon x850xt' platinum edition

can i add my own 5.25 bays some how any where on my case
 
whats wrong with that one?
its strudy all the reviews are full stars, it looks decent plus ill be adding fan ports

with whom?
 
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Because I am sure once you get it built you will be posting about your oddly high temperatures and the strange noises coming from your case and wonder why installation was a pain and etc etc etc when 30-40 dollars can save headache and heartache with a first build!

:-)

edit: In all seriosuness though it doesn't look cheap I was speaking generally not directly at your choice.
 
oh....

then can you please show me a decent case, with 5 or more 5.25 bays, thatll be good to cut some fan holes i(if necessary) and a cheap..nice case
 
You will be hard pressed to find a quality case for 110.00 with 5 or more 5.25 bays....

Goodluck though, post if you thought you find on.

I wouldn't get a server case.
 
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