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Bezinator
11-12-2004, 13:52
Case: Thermaltake Tsunami Dream Silver Aluminium Case With Window No PSU

GFX: HIGHTECH ATI Radeon 9800Pro 128MB AGP Graphics Card With ICEQ Cooling Technology

CPU: Retail Boxed AMD Athlon 64 3400 Newcastle 512k Socket 754Pin CPU

Mobo: Asus K8V Deluxe Socket 754 Athlon 64 KT800 AGPx8 400DDR Firewire & ATA Serial Motherboard

Memory: Corsair XMS3200 1GB (2x512MB) 400Mhz Non-ECC Pro Series with Activity LEDs

DVD-Rom: DVD/16xDVD 48xCD IDE internal Retail

DVD-Burner: Samsung TS-H552B 2.4x Dual Layer 16x DVD +/-R/RW Drive

HDD: DiamondMax Plus9 SATA 120GB 8Mb Cache Hard Disk Drive <9.0ms 7200rpm - OEM

Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 6 P4/K8 Silent Cooler

Power: Silent Butterfly Pure Power 480W With Silver Alloy Housing

Sound: Creative Soundblaster Live ls player 7.1 sound card OEM

What does everyone think?

Chris

Rchiileea
11-12-2004, 14:15
looks like your sig rig tbh

BUFF
11-12-2004, 14:18
I would go socket 939 (unless you are using parts from your existing system) & my personal PSU preference is Tagan 480W but it's your money...

haz
11-12-2004, 14:43
looks like your sig rig tbh

yeh.......................almost identical

Bezinator
11-12-2004, 16:59
The latest one has bad mobo and slow ram

Rchiileea
12-12-2004, 07:32
well you wont see much of a increase with the setup your going for

first dump the sb live.

even better price that lot up tell us your buget and watch what the excellent guys here can do :D

muddyfox470
12-12-2004, 11:19
ive got the same psu and its great! why not try for a vanilla 6800, unless you wanna upgrade later?

im pretty jealous no matter wot it is!

< money donations this way please! lol ;)

cool_dude
12-12-2004, 11:26
Case: Thermaltake Tsunami Dream Silver Aluminium Case With Window No PSU
GFX: HIGHTECH ATI Radeon 9800Pro 128MB AGP Graphics Card With ICEQ Cooling Technology
CPU: Retail Boxed AMD Athlon 64 3400 Newcastle 512k Socket 754Pin CPU
Mobo: Asus K8V Deluxe Socket 754 Athlon 64 KT800 AGPx8 400DDR Firewire & ATA Serial Motherboard
Memory: Corsair XMS3200 1GB (2x512MB) 400Mhz Non-ECC Pro Series with Activity LEDs
DVD-Rom: DVD/16xDVD 48xCD IDE internal Retail
DVD-Burner: Samsung TS-H552B 2.4x Dual Layer 16x DVD +/-R/RW Drive
HDD: DiamondMax Plus9 SATA 120GB 8Mb Cache Hard Disk Drive <9.0ms 7200rpm - OEM
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 6 P4/K8 Silent Cooler
Power: Silent Butterfly Pure Power 480W With Silver Alloy Housing
Sound: Creative Soundblaster Live ls player 7.1 sound card OEM


Get Socket 939. Much better than 754 (can run memory in dual channel) and its more future proof. Get a Winchester 3200+ (Temps wont dissapoint you) and a S939 board. The ram is good. DVD Drives are fine. Hard drives fine, Cooler i suppose is ok although i'd prefer a Xp-120 to that. Case Is fine. Myself i'd rather get a Antec/Tagan power supply.



:D Cool_Dude :D

Br4inDe4d
14-12-2004, 00:36
Doesnt look like he wants to spend to much, I think he'll be just fine but may need to change a few things around. keeping his cpu and graphics card will surely save him a lot of money, but if you want to spend money i suggest going to Socket 939 not that important to do really.

Archaon
14-12-2004, 02:29
Are you building a whole new system? If your Tiny one sucks (which it probably does, it is Tiny after all)...then replace the crap parts. Much cheaper.