Help with my Custom BuilD!

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trev343

New Member
Hey everybody, Im looking for some help.
I am not that great with computers hardware wise, so im pretty dumb when it comes to this stuff. Im looking to build a computer that will work great with all my video editing needs...like AAE, Photoshop, Sony Vegas, ETC.

I have done some research and I wonder what you guys think of this?!?
Also will I need to get warrantys?& and will this all work togethor properly

CPU:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115017

RAM:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231098
is it reliable or should I go with something else?

Video Card:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130334
how is this card?

Hard Drive:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148288
how is this?

My Biggest Debate
Motherboard:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128337
or should I spend a little more on intel?

CASE:
I have no clue, the best thing around 40 bucks.

DVD:
I already have

I look forward to being part of this community, thanks for the help!
 
G25r8cer

G25r8cer

Active Member
Everything looks good to me. For about $30 more you could get a 750gb hdd and still be 32mb cache. I recommend the samsung.
 
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Irishwhistle

New Member
Welcome to the forum! That looks like a pretty good rig. If you're going to use Vista (or even XP since it's for video editing) you'll probably find yourself wanting 4GB of RAM.
 
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trev343

New Member
thanks for the input, anymore is welcomed. I just want to make sure before I make this huge purchase.
 
G25r8cer

G25r8cer

Active Member
Irishwhistle said:
Welcome to the forum! That looks like a pretty good rig. If you're going to use Vista (or even XP since it's for video editing) you'll probably find yourself wanting 4GB of RAM.
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Dont forget you need 64bit if your going for 4gb of ram. Personally I would stick with 32bit and get 3gb b/c 2gb isn't really enough and there are some compat issues with 64bit.
 
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joeswm8

New Member
looks solid. the RAM is really reliable, have it running in 3 builds I have done. actually it might have failed once. I dont know
 
cohen

cohen

New Member
trev343 said:
Hey everybody, Im looking for some help.
I am not that great with computers hardware wise, so im pretty dumb when it comes to this stuff. Im looking to build a computer that will work great with all my video editing needs...like AAE, Photoshop, Sony Vegas, ETC.

I have done some research and I wonder what you guys think of this?!?
Also will I need to get warrantys?& and will this all work togethor properly

CPU:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115017

RAM:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231098
is it reliable or should I go with something else?

Video Card:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130334
how is this card?

Hard Drive:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148288
how is this?

My Biggest Debate
Motherboard:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128337
or should I spend a little more on intel?

CASE:
I have no clue, the best thing around 40 bucks.

DVD:
I already have

I look forward to being part of this community, thanks for the help!
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trev343 said:
anymore help guys?
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All i can say is you have some picked some good parts for a newbie, good luck with the build and maybe post some pics when your done!
 
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fortyways

banned
g25racer said:
Dont forget you need 64bit if your going for 4gb of ram. Personally I would stick with 32bit and get 3gb b/c 2gb isn't really enough and there are some compat issues with 64bit.
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Don't listen to this guy. You want 2x1GB sticks or 2x2GB sticks. 32-bit operating systems can address up to 4GB of RAM. My dad's computer, for instance, has your motherboard, a 512MB vidya card, and 2x2GB sticks of RAM. Windows XP 32-bit recognizes 3.5GB for him.

Moreover, there are no 1.5GB sticks, so to get 3GB exactly, you'd need 3 1GB sticks (causing you to lose dual-channel capability), or 2 512MB and 2 1GB (as expensive/more expensive than 4GB, can cause compatibility issues, strains your memory controller).

In short, trying to get 3GB exactly is asinine.

If you do want more than 2 GB, you'll want this.
 
cohen

cohen

New Member
fortyways said:
Don't listen to this guy. You want 2x1GB sticks or 2x2GB sticks. 32-bit operating systems can address up to 4GB of RAM. My dad's computer, for instance, has your motherboard, a 512MB vidya card, and 2x2GB sticks of RAM. Windows XP 32-bit recognizes 3.5GB for him.

Moreover, there are no 1.5GB sticks, so to get 3GB exactly, you'd need 3 1GB sticks (causing you to lose dual-channel capability), or 2 512MB and 2 1GB (as expensive/more expensive than 4GB, can cause compatibility issues, strains your memory controller).

In short, trying to get 3GB exactly is asinine.

If you do want more than 2 GB, you'll want this.
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Totally Agree!
 
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trev343

New Member
fortyways said:
Don't listen to this guy. You want 2x1GB sticks or 2x2GB sticks. 32-bit operating systems can address up to 4GB of RAM. My dad's computer, for instance, has your motherboard, a 512MB vidya card, and 2x2GB sticks of RAM. Windows XP 32-bit recognizes 3.5GB for him.

Moreover, there are no 1.5GB sticks, so to get 3GB exactly, you'd need 3 1GB sticks (causing you to lose dual-channel capability), or 2 512MB and 2 1GB (as expensive/more expensive than 4GB, can cause compatibility issues, strains your memory controller).

In short, trying to get 3GB exactly is asinine.

If you do want more than 2 GB, you'll want this.
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well... I just bought that. Thanks for the help guys, I wouldnt have been able to make this decision
 
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fortyways

banned
Good choice. That's the same set I used with my dad's build (I also used the same motherboard as you) and they're working great together. It even set the proper voltage on its own.
 
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