Getting a new comp, have around 1,500... Is this nice?

Spi1lz

New Member
Is this decent for $1,550???

Specifications:
Case: Digital Storm Twister Series (Highly Recommended) (Black Edition)
Power Supply: CoolMax 550W CX550B (Silent)
Processor: AMD Athlon X2 3800+ Dual-Core (1 MB Cache) w/HyperTransport Technology
Motherboard: Asus A8N-SLI (Chipset: nForce4 SLI) (1GB Lan / 10 USB / 2 Firewire)
Memory: 2GB Kingston at 400MHz (2x 1GB Dual Channel)
Floppy / Media: Sony 1.44MB Floppy (Black Edition)
Hard Drive 1: Western Digital 250GB SATA II (7200 RPM) (16MB Cache)
Optical Drive 1: Sony 52X32X52 CD-R/RW (Black Edition) (Includes Nero Burning Software!)
Optical Drive 2: Sony 16X DVD-ROM (Black Edition) (Includes Power DVD Software!)
Network Card: Motherboard High Speed Network Port (Supports High-Speed Cable and DSL)
Video Card: nVIDIA GeForce 7900GT 256MB (By: XFX) (PCI-Express)
Sound Card: Motherboard Multi-Channel High Definition Audio (Up to 5.1 Channel)
Cooling: Air Cooling (Certified Digital Storm Heat-sink and Fan (Stage 1 Cooling)
Case Lighting: Blizzard Internal Lighting (Blue Edition) (Cold Cathode Tubes)
User Manual: FREE! Personalized Elite Digital Storm Binder (Paperwork / Benchmarks / CDs / Manuals)
Windows OS: Microsoft Windows XP Home with Service Pack 2
Restore Kit: FREE! Digital Storm Restore DVD Recovery Kit
Keyboard: Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard & Optical Wheel Mouse 2.0 (Black Edition)
Warranty: 2 Year Platinum Care Parts & Labor Warranty
Support: Lifetime Toll-Free Platinum Care Technical Support


And as far as a monitor, will grab a 20" off of ebay or something for like 300-400 bucks...
 

Spi1lz

New Member
heh... It's -7 bucks if I choose not to get it... might as well have it... Could come in handy, someday? heh
 

Geoff

VIP Member
Spi1lz said:
heh... It's -7 bucks if I choose not to get it... might as well have it... Could come in handy, someday? heh
Yes, like if you need to flash your BIOS. Since some mobo's can only be flashed with a floppy disc.

That setup looks very good.
 

Spi1lz

New Member
Figured I would get it built professionally so I dont screw something up, plus I get a beautiful warranty...
 
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Dr Studly

banned
heh, man if you want to get something WAY better than that... build it... professional builds are not better (in the case if you built it would tear the computer to shreds, if u get these parts and build)
if you are nervous about not knowing how to build read this and also the motherboard manual will have picture by picture instructions... and you can't mess anything up by forcing stuff because everything only goes in one way...

if you want a WAY better machine for the money then get these parts and assemble them:

$1458

(the Ram is DDR500 but it will underclock to DDR400 to work with the mobo...)


so that computer would be a major beast feast compared to the other one you were thinking of buying
 

Spi1lz

New Member
So, is this completely ALL I would need? Should I change anything?

I have an XP CD here, so no need to buy it.

The guy said above the PCU will need to be clocked to work with my mobo... How and the hell am I going to be capable of doing that? heh




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34erd

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The 4200+ is clocked the same as the 4400+, it just has double the cache. In gaming that isnt really important, instead get a better video card with the money saved from a cheaper processor.
 

Spi1lz

New Member
34erd said:
The 4200+ is clocked the same as the 4400+, it just has double the cache. In gaming that isnt really important, instead get a better video card with the money saved from a cheaper processor.
What video card?
 

Spi1lz

New Member
Encore4More said:
he is saying get this processor instead
and then get this video card... and if you can spare $50 then u should get this video card...
With that is comes out to $1,527.42....

Do I need a cpu fan, or anything else for this thing to run?
 
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