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jamesjames

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OK, I have a gift certificate to cyberpower, inc. What are everyones thoughts on them as a company? I guess I really have no choice though but to buy from them because of the gift card. O well. Any one have experiences dealing with this company? I will be posting my build in a bit...I would also appreciate some comments on that too...thanks everyone...
 
We bought our family computer from there, they have good prices and a good selection. My only complaint is that the motherboard was damaged when we recieved it.
 
CASE: X-Discovery Mid-Tower Case 420W W/ WINDOW & LCD Temperature Display

PSU: Enermax EG565P 535 Watt Power Supply (SLI-Ready)(Enermax EG565P 535 Watt Power Supply (SLI-Ready))

PROCESSOR: (939-pin) AMD ATHLON64 X2 3800 CPU w/ HyperTransport Technology

or

(939-pin) AMD ATHLON64 X2 4200 CPU w/ HyperTransport Technology

FANS: AMD ATHLON64 CERTIFIED CPU FAN & HEATSINK + 3 EXTRA CASE FANS

MOBO: (Sckt939)ASUS A8N-SLI nForce4 SLI Chipset SATA RAID Dual PCIE MB w/Gb-LAN,USB2.0,IEEE-1394,&7.1Audio

or

(Sckt939)EVGA nForce4 SLI Chipset SATA RAID Dual PCI-E Mainboard w/GbLAN,USB2.0,&7.1Audio

RAM: 2048 MB (1GBx2) PC3200 400MHz Dual Channel DDR MEMORY(Corsair XMS High Performance Memory w/ Heat Spreader)

VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA Geforce 7800 GT 256MB 16X PCI Express Video Card()

HD: SATA150 - Hitachi 160GB 7200RPM 8MB Cache

OPTICAL DRIVE: LG GWA-4161 16X DVD±R/±RW + CD-R/RW DRIVE DUAL LAYER

Professional Wiring for All WIRINGs Inside The System Chasis with High Performance Thermal Compound on CPU

I need help deciding on my processor and mobo as you can see from above...
 
(939-pin) AMD ATHLON64 X2 4200 CPU w/ HyperTransport Technology
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choose this.
MOBO: (Sckt939)ASUS A8N-SLI nForce4 SLI Chipset SATA RAID Dual PCIE MB w/Gb-LAN,USB2.0,IEEE-1394,&7.1Audio
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and this
also, cyberpower is a good company, just a tad expensive in my idea, but these are good options.
 
Hey thanks for the quick response...does the X2 4200+ get a noticeably huge change in performance than the X2 3800+?

the reason I say this is because if I get the X2 4200+ I will have to drop to 1 gig of RAM because of my budget What would be a better idea bc of my budget?

X2 4200+ and 1 gig

X2 3800+ and 2 gigs
 
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jamesjames said:
Hey thanks for the quick response...does the X2 4200+ get a noticeably huge change in performance than the X2 3800+?

the reason I say this is because if I get the X2 4200+ I will have to drop to 1 gig of RAM because of my budget What would be a better idea bc of my budget?

X2 4200+ and 1 gig

X2 3800+ and 2 gigs
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i wuld say take the 4200 and the 1 gig then upgrade in the future. its harder to upgrade the processor over the ram.
 
I would take the X2-4200 (nobrainer) and the eVGA board

the reason I say this is because if I get the X2 4200+ I will have to drop to 1 gig of RAM because of my budget What would be a better idea bc of my budget?
X2 4200+ and 1 gig
X2 3800+ and 2 gigs
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Id go for the 1GB box
 
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