hows this setup?

gabbaii

gabbaii

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AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (S939) $195.00

Asus A8N5X motherboard $115.50

GIGABYTE GEF7600GS 256MB $205.00

Corsair DDR 1GB PC-3200 (512MBx2) Value Select RAM (VS1GBKIT400) $139.70

Antec TruePower II-480 Watt PSU $130.00

Thermaltake Mambo Black Middle Tower Case with 550W, VC2000BNS $95.00

i dont need hard drive or optical device. everything compatible?
prices were taked from: http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/default.php
 
what do you plan on doing with it... by the looks of it... gaming.
id get the 3000+ and the 7600gt though. the video card matters more if you're gaming.
btw order it from newegg you can get much cheaper prices. the 7600gs goes for around $100-115 and the 7600gt goes for around $160.
 
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fade2green514 said:
what do you plan on doing with it... by the looks of it... gaming.
id get the 3000+ and the 7600gt though. the video card matters more if you're gaming.
btw order it from newegg you can get much cheaper prices. the 7600gs goes for around $100-115 and the 7600gt goes for around $160.
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You should perhaps read where he is from, then the website extension of the place he's getting it :P
 
ahh i would assume australia then. either way replace the 3200 with a 3000 and get the gt instead of the gs. definitely.
 
the computer wont be used for too much gaming. these are the main games that will be on it. GTA: San andreas, NBA live 2006, HL2. i dont plan on playing any games out this year. unless they will run on the system. mostly internet use, word processing, watching videos.
 
unless they will run on the system.
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lol thats what gets me
they'll all run with a 7600 but if you get the GT they'll run much smoother. at medium qualities. im not suggesting you spend more though, just spend it in different areas. get the 3000+ instead of the 3200+ and that should save you enough money to upgrade to the 7600gt rather than gs
unless u wanna buy my extra 7800gt :D lol small distance issue though...
 
because its more worth spending that extra money on a video card
plus the 3000+ is more overclockable... its like a 3200+ underclocked basically.
 
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