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    Question Im thinking about building a new computer what do you think?

     
    CDRW Model LTR-48246S

    Specifications:

    Speed : Recording 48Xmax CAV Re-writing 24X High-Speed CLV Reading 48Xmax CAV

    Interface : ATAPI-E/IDE, support up to Ultra-DMA Mode2 33.3MB/sec

    Access Time : 80ms (typical)

    Buffer Memory Size: 2MB


    N82E16827106187 $53.99
    $53.99



    Hard Drives

    MAXTOR 30GB 7200RPM Model # 6E030L0 OEM, DRIVE ONLY
    Diamond Max Plus


    Specifications:

    Size: 30 Gigabytes

    Interface: IDE ULTRA ATA133

    Seek time: <10ms

    RPM:7200

    Cache 2MB

    N82E16822140132 $75.00
    $75.00


    Memory (System Memory)

    Crucial Micron 512MB 64x64 PC2100 DDR RAM



    184-Pin, CL=2.5-Unbuffered 2.5V, 6-Layers

    N82E16820145005 $119.00
    $238.00



    Monitors - CRT
    ORION 19" CRT True Flat Monitor Model 9E9 –


    Specifications:

    Display: 19" (18" Viewable)

    Dot Pitch: 0.25

    Max Resolution: 1600x1200 x75H (non-interlaced)

    Sweep Frequency:
    Horizontal: 30-96KHz(automatically)
    Vertical: 50-160KHz(automatically)

    Connector: DB-15 sub VGA

    Plug and Play VESA DDC more info>
    N82E16824162104 $155.00
    $310.00


    Motherboards - AMD

    Gigabyte GA-7VAXP, VIA KT400 chipset 8X AGP ATX motherboard Retail


    Specifications:

    CPU Support: Socket A for AMD Athlon XP /Athlon/Duron processors

    Chipset: VIA KT400/VIA 8235

    Controllers: Promise PDC20276 ATA 133 RAID controller, Realtek 8100BL Ethernet 10/100Mb LAN controller, AC97 Realtek ALC650 6-channel sound Chip

    Memory: 3x 184-pin DIMM slots

    Memory Type: DDR400(PC3200) / DDR333 (PC2700) / DDR266
    (PC2100) / DDR200 (PC1600), 3GB Max

    IDE: 4 x UDMA ATA133/100/66 Bus Master IDE ports

    Slots: 1x AGP(8X), 5x PCI

    Ports: 1x FDD, PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse, 2x USB 2.0, 2x COM, 1x RJ45, Audio (1 x Line-in / 1 x Line-out / 1 x Mic) connector more info>
    N82E16813128155 $112.00
    $112.00


    Processors

    AMD Athlon XP 2000+/266 FSB Processor CPU - 2000+/ 1.67GHz



    Specifications:

    CPU: 1.67 GHz

    Type: 2000 XP

    Cache: 256K

    BUS: 266MHz

    Socket A (PGA)
    Retail (Box with Heatsink and Fan) more info>
    N82E16819103327 $90.00
    $90.00


    Video Cards

    VGA CHAINTECH A-GX20 TI-4200 128MB 8X VGA, DVI & TV-OUT.


    Specifications:

    Chipset: Nvidia Geforce4 TI-4200

    Memory:128MB DDR 128 Bit Interface
    8.1 GB/Sec Memory Bandwidth
    4 Dual Rendering Pipelines
    Dual Programable Vertex Shaders

    Memory clock: 512MHz

    Max Res: 2048x1536, 32bit, at 75Hz

    Ports:VGA S-video out/DVI
    Retail Box (see pics for details) more info>
    N82E16814145031 $147.00
    $147.00

    Subtotal » $1,025.99
    Shipping and Handling Charge »

    Grand Total » $ 1,025.99






    This is what I have so far. What isnt included I already have.



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    You need to do some editing!!

    So hard to read..


    Do it in my format http://www.nerdnations.com/bbs/showt...p?threadid=295


    But i took off the - $price at the end...

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    How's that?
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    Look's good but i am building a great system for under 800$

    two great systems for $1500~, but mine is minus the monitors.


    No case? You want DVD? Using the stock HSF? Onboard sound? No keyboard / mouse? $75 for a 30GB hard drive is pricey...

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    Well I have a dvd-rom already floppy drive aswell. I have 70dollars instore credit at a local computer shop that I will get a new hsf with, Im going to do some reasearch today on other computer sites for cheaper stuff. I also have a cordless optical memorex mouse I would use and I nice black keyboard.



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    Looks nice but (Please don't take this the wrong way) some of the pricing seems a tad high.
    $75.00 for a 30 gig maxtor is to much to pay.
    Have you looked at Doc's steals and deals.
    You can pick up the new Maxtor 80Gig / 8Meg Buffer drive for around $20.00 more than the 30Gig / 2MB Buffer.
    You may not need the room now but it is well worth the xtra $20.00

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    Yes pricing is high.

    You can find real good deals on cd-rw and hard drives.

    Go for the 8 mb drive due to the faster speed also.

    If you're not going to use the stock HSF than buy OEM it'll be cheaper.

    Are you getting a gig of ram? I don't see it being needed. Just get a 512

    I just saw a KDS 19" flatscreen at walmart for $188
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    ditto, many of the peripherals can be had for cheaper with some shopping around. the maxtor you quoted is too expensive.

    never heard of orion monitors but $310 is a bit high as well.

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    What's the warranty on OEM athlon xp's at new egg?

    I'm not going to use the HSF, but it does come with a 3 year warranty, but AMD only supports pads and i'm going to use paste.

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    Thats 310dollars for two. Thier 155dollars each.


    I found IBM 60GB Deskstar 180GXP ATA100 Fluid Bearing HDD for 99dollars. But as I said Im still shoping around.

    If any one has any sugestions of any spacific drivices please link me to a place to buy.

    My reason for posting was to get help bringing the cost well below 1000dollars

    Also I was looking at this case

    Ultimate 4+6 bays BLACK Med. ATX case w/300W
    and a FREE side-fan & 2 USB ports! (will have link later)

    this costs 100 dollars

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    Last edited by PyroSama; January 19th, 2003 at 04:53 PM.
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    IBM dies easily, as i heard.

    and you can get THIS for 99$

    http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...ion=11-125-135

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    Try www.sharkeyextreme.com They have a budget gaming PC build every month($1000.00) that shows what hardware you can build within that budget for maximum performance/value.

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    The PS in that computer is a P4 PS that wont work with my gigabyte amd mobo will it?



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    Here is another case I found but I like the one iNeb posted most of all. One diferance you will notice is this one is about 60 dollars cheaper.


    http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=0209-4HL



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    I'm getting another case just like that (cheiftec) for 20$ more, all it has is a bigger psu and firewire in the front


    You can also get it cheaper $70~ but no aluminum
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    This one is only 40dollars so that would cost more.


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    All in taste. But i am getting this type of case.

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    iNeb: Will the PSU that comes with the case you posted work with the motherboard I plan to get?

    If so I will probably get that one.


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    I'm not sure, but this is the case i'm getting

    http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...ion=11-125-202

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