specs: check out before i buy

[Fallen77]

i was just wonderin if someone could check these specs out for my new comp. and if it all goes with each other (pretty sure it does). and also... how many fans do i need?

specs:

Case: http://www.dealsonic.com/azblalwblled.html (A-Top Z-Alien Black Aluminum w/ Blue LED ATX Gamer Case w/ Alien Window, Firewire, USB 2.0, 12cm Fan & 500W Power Supply)

Windows XP Professional

cd-rw and dvd-rom: http://www.dealsonic.com/sasm52cddvdc1.html (Samsung SM-352NENB Black 52X32X52X16 Black CD-RW & DVD Combo Drive OEM w/Software)

motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc....-131-510&depa=0 (ASUS "A8V Deluxe")

processor: http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-CPU_AMD_64_400..._939P~CLT-HSNLF (Athlon 64 FX-55 socket 939 4000+)

hard drive: http://www.dealsonic.com/sest12ideat7.html (Seagate ST3120022A 120GB IDE ATA100 7200rpm 2MB Hard Drive, OEM)

VId Card: GeForce 6800 gt can someone find me a site?

floppy drive: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc....-152-005&depa=0

power supply: http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproductdesc....-101-509&DEPA=0

RAM: http://www.dealsonic.com/kihy5164pc181.html (Kingston HyperX 1GB (2 x 512MB) 64X64 PC3500 184-PIN DIMM Non-Parity 2.5V DDR434 Memory Kit)

monitor, mouse, keyboard, and speakers will be later bought

um did i miss out anything?

thx for all your help im new at this kind of stuff

 

[Chappers]

sounds good to me, i like the case, very nice!

 

[Windwaker222]

If you have that much money to spend then might as well upgrade to a SATA hard drive, a 74GB raptor if you want. They run at 10K instead of 7200. They are much faster

 

[Fallen77]

74gig... is that only one? i need range of 120-160 gig my friend recommended to get 2x74gig combined because it will be wayyy faster but i couldnt find any sites where to buy from... is there one for 120 gig that runs at 10k?

 

[NVIDIAGAMER1]

Usually 10k drives don't currently get to super large capacities. Your system is nice, nVidia card, FX55, very very nice. If you plan to save a little bit of money, and you plan on leaving you PC on alot, get a calmer case. That case is really really loud (and by loud i mean WAY TOO BLING). I had a big flashy case like that but i got tired of it and bought a plain ol' black case with pretty silver fins.

 

[Windwaker222]

i think u can get larger sizes but only with SCSI. You can get 2*74GB and almost anything u want at newegg.com

 

[Fallen77]

i think u can get larger sizes but only with SCSI. You can get 2*74GB and almost anything u want at newegg.com

ive searched that site before but i didnt find any... maybe i put in something wrong... can you help me find some?

@NVIDIAGAMER um what case do you recommend? i want one with a design ...

 

[Fallen77]

is this one good? http://www.dealsonic.com/ablxatulgaat2.html

 

[Fallen77]

Usually 10k drives don't currently get to super large capacities. Your system is nice, nVidia card, FX55, very very nice. If you plan to save a little bit of money, and you plan on leaving you PC on alot, get a calmer case. That case is really really loud (and by loud i mean WAY TOO BLING). I had a big flashy case like that but i got tired of it and bought a plain ol' black case with pretty silver fins.

sry for all these triple posting.

umm if i get more fans to cool it down would it still be loud?

 

[Morpheus]

It's ok but I think if you are going to spend that much on ram then you should OCZ