$1200 Limit on Computer Need help plz

[oompa zoompa]

and would this work with it too?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820300902

 

[oompa zoompa]

These Cd/Dvd drive Samsung $40 each

This 4600+ Am2 Processor $329

This Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe $145

This g.Skill 2x1gb $140

This Seagate Baracuda 250gb [7200rpm] $90

This 7600GT's $167

This FPS Group 450W $51

This Lian Li case $113

Should be a great computer.

And with these

rosewill media card reader

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820223071


Acir 19" screen

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824009083

A Mouse

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16826171006

A Keyboard

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16823121115

Floppy

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16821103202

Im thinking this should be a kick ass computer lol

total: $1,350.05 Shipped

 

[Half Evil]

Ive never seen that media card reader, thats pretty cool.

Shit man, floppy? Are you serious? Well if so, as of now, a floppy drive is a floppy drive.

Thats a nice moniter. Really nice. However, the contrast ratio isnt great. Doesnt really matter if its in front of your face though!

Also, you can spend 30 dollars on a Turtle Beach Riviara 5.1 Sound card, and get a REALLY nice pair of Logitech X-550's surround sound speakers for like 44 dollars.

And then you wont have the crappy moniter speakers.

Anyways, reguardless that is a very nice computer.

 

[oompa zoompa]

Ive never seen that media card reader, thats pretty cool.

Shit man, floppy? Are you serious? Well if so, as of now, a floppy drive is a floppy drive.

Thats a nice moniter. Really nice. However, the contrast ratio isnt great. Doesnt really matter if its in front of your face though!

Also, you can spend 30 dollars on a Turtle Beach Riviara 5.1 Sound card, and get a REALLY nice pair of Logitech X-550's surround sound speakers for like 44 dollars.

And then you wont have the crappy moniter speakers.

Anyways, reguardless that is a very nice computer.

yeah, i still use floppy somtimes easy way to copy files n stuff

 

[Half Evil]

Lol duuuuuuude...

Three words.. Flash drive

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...ue=3094:21168&Submit=Property&SubCategory=522

Just make sure its USB 2.0 compatable, and an actual flash memory card. With those you wont have a problem, you can have a problem with any of the mini hard drives (usually more then 2gb).

So off the link, just pick a brand you like, and its all good. Get a cheap like 128mb, or 256mb, to start with.

 

[Killer95max]

Lol duuuuuuude...

Three words.. Flash drive

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...ue=3094:21168&Submit=Property&SubCategory=522

Just make sure its USB 2.0 compatable, and an actual flash memory card. With those you wont have a problem, you can have a problem with any of the mini hard drives (usually more then 2gb).

So off the link, just pick a brand you like, and its all good. Get a cheap like 128mb, or 256mb, to start with.

LOL Duuuude back at you, 10000 posts on this site and still don't realize it takes a floppy drive to install windows on an SATA drive. Oh well everyone learns somthing new every day.

 

[buckweat420]

LOL Duuuude back at you, 10000 posts on this site and still don't realize it takes a floppy drive to install windows on an SATA drive. Oh well everyone learns somthing new every day.

Lol I was setting up my raid last night and it kept giving me an error, Oh how i Hate FLOPPYS!

 

[kchi55]

yeah you need floppies for a very wide array of things actually. well most of it is specific to hard drives. activating 3.0gb/s, raid, stuffs like that. i was pretty pissed when i was done building my comp only to find out that i needed a floppy to activate my 3.0gb/s hdd. it gave me a hard time too, damn floppies.

 

[Killer95max]

yeah you need floppies for a very wide array of things actually. well most of it is specific to hard drives. activating 3.0gb/s, raid, stuffs like that. i was pretty pissed when i was done building my comp only to find out that i needed a floppy to activate my 3.0gb/s hdd. it gave me a hard time too, damn floppies.

Dude I just installed my system this morning, I used the boot cd that came with the computer to make the sata floppys, it took about 6 restarts and about 4 floppys to get the data transferred over to the windows xp driver install when you do the fresh install, I was getting mad I thought my computer was broken, just these busted ass floppys!

 

[oompa zoompa]

Ok, i really need this question to be answered. once i finish building the computer will i be able to power it up, put in the OS disc and install Windows?