RAM/CPU Proceesor

What is your bloody budget bro? 1000-1500, 1500-2000, or 2000+? US Dollars BTW>..

Here.. if you have some money:

Processor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16819103544
(This processor outperforms anything on the open market at this time)

Motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813136151
(excellent motherboard, very high quality and worksmanship)

RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820144341
(Same RAM I have, amazing stuff, and Overclocks like a dream if you want)

Graphics Cards: ORDER TWO OF THESE!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814130237

HardDrives: ORDER TWO OF THESE!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822144160
 
$2000 (£1200) buget. Why should i order 2 graphics cards? I want 2gb RAM does the mobo support it?
 
thomas49th said:
But AMD mobos that support AMD doesn't support ddr2 RAM. Isn't it the RAm and processor that make it go fast? Most amd only go at 2.2ghz and intels go at 3ghz + and cheaper! So why is AMD faster can any1 so me a extremly good

MOBO
PROCESSOR
RAM


Thx :) :)

AMD and intel go by differnet Ghz. if i'm not mistaken a AMD 2.2Ghz is equal to an intel 3.0Ghz
 
I'VE RESEARCHED AND...

I'm buidling a really powerful pc for programming, GCSE coursework, games (MUST SUPPORT T&L) ect. But i'm need to check if everythihng is compatible. If anything isn't please could you tell me i have also asked some other question next to the products URLS:

HD:

http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?MAX-P8L25 - IS IT FAST???

Mobo

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813131530 - How much to ship to england, How many USB ports? Is it a good mobo

CPU

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16819103544 - Is this FAST? How much to ship

RAM

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820141308- Is this good, how much to ship

Drives:

CD RW: http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?PLE-830390 - Fast Read and Write Speed?

DVD RW: http://www.valuelist.co.uk/ProductDetailPage.asp?guid=&ticketid=0&productID=3273 - Fast Write and read speed?

ZIP: http://www.valuelist.co.uk/ProductDetailPage.asp?guid=&ticketid=0&productID=1799 - Good?

FLOPPY: http://www.valuelist.co.uk/ProductDetailPage.asp?guid=&ticketid=0&productID=2783

Video Card

http://www.pcnextday.co.uk/product_detail.asp?stype=5&productcode=1512-1530&group=PCENV&pgroup=VID - Will this support games such as codename panzers phase 2(need t&l for codename panzers), HALF LIFE 2 and counter strike ect
HOW MANY CARD(S) DO I NEED, IS THIS A GOOD CARD? WHAT IS SLI AND DO I NEED IT.

Sound Card

http://www.valuelist.co.uk/ProductDetailPage.asp?guid=&ticketid=0&productID=2954 - Will i just be able to buy speakers and plug them in?

Case

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=935378&Tab=1&NoMapp=0 - How much to ship to england?

FAN: http://www.valuelist.co.uk/ProductDetailPage.asp?guid=&ticketid=0&productID=1410 (0.75) - How many do i need to keep pc cool and will it fit

Will this monitor just be plug and play http://www.valuelist.co.uk/ProductDetailPage.asp?guid=&ticketid=0&productID=3175

IS THIS PC GOING TO BE REALLY REALLY POWERFUL? WILL ALL THE DISK DRIVES FIT IN BECAUSE THERE IS ONLY 3 PCI SLOTS. DO DISK DRIVES FIT IN PCI? FLOPPY DRIVE GOES IN SLIGHTY SMALLER ONE DOSN'T IT?

I also need to be able to connect to netgear wirlessly. What card(s) should i get and will i just be able to put them in.

We i put my pc all together will i just be able to turn it on put the WINDOWS OS disk in. Install windows and just use it? Will all these products have warrently valid in england? My postcode is Wr14 for shipping.

Will everthing fit in the case i have chosen. Is the power supply right? Have i made a mistake on the disk drives, are they external not internaly inside the pc(I WANT THEM TO BE INSIDE THE PC)?

Thankyou alot
:) :) :)

P.S Please tell me if i havn't made myself clear on what i mean
 
The hard drive is just a regular drive with big storage. If you want speed, get the Western Digital Raptor drive. Cost more, but it spins at higher RPMs. They're SATA drives and transfer rates are a little faster.

Motherboard is good (I see you witched over to AMD). That company (Newegg) unfortuntaly, doesn't ship to England or anywhere overseas, yet. It's got 4 USB support in the rear and 2 more for the front of the case (once you hook it up to work there).

Can't go wrong with that powerhouse processor. That's pretty top notch.

As for your RAM, it's a ValueRam. Not a performance module. Get something like Corsair XMS, Crucial Ballistix, or Kingston HyperX something like that.

IMO, I can't see the use for 2 burners. All you need is a DVD burner that's it. If you want to make a disc to disc copy, you put the original DVD or CD in the burner first to be copied over to the hard drive, then the software prompts you to insert a blank disc and takes the data off the drive to be transferred across to the new DVD.

Floppy and Zip are pretty standard so no change there. Doesn't matter on the qualtity of it. Rarely used these days.

Video card is a 6600. It's a good video card, but I would think for the money you're putting into already (especially the Toledo Athlon X2) you may want something a little better like a 6600GT, 6800GT, or even a powerhouse 7800GTX. If you can't afford it, upgrade to a 6600GT instead of the base 6600 model.

That sound card is pretty good, but be aware that it comes with NO drivers. You must have drivers to make it work properly. After the drivers are installed, plug the speakers into the right port and you have sound. Make sure you double check the volume control. Windows always have them set to a minimum upon installtion.

Case looks good too. It's a lot to go through so we'll see what other people say.
 
Im going to get a magizine if that mobo dont ship to england and ill get some good RAM and that case will be mighty expensive to ship i would think. I'll have to see what i can get.

Thx

p.S i thouhgt about getin kingstone but they sold out!
 
Ok, here is what you want to get if you are going to build a balanced computer.

First off, the setup above is trouble waiting to happen. That motherboard is not very good... ASUS had had amny problems with their nForce4 boards... Secondly, the RAM you selected is not good at all, and will bottleneck that 4800+. Thirdly, the 4800+ is overkill unless you are a VERY HIGH END USER.
 
Motherboard: 3rd one down! (MSI Neo4)
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/MSI_Socket_939.html

RAM: Very top one (Order a quantity of two)
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Performance_Series.html

CPU: Third down (the 4400+)
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/AMD_64_X2.html

Harddrive: 2nd (SECOND!) from the BOTTOM (not top) 200GB SATAII
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Samsung.html

Graphics Card: Third from the BOTTOM (The XFX 7800GT Extreme Ed.)
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/7800_Series.html

Choose a nice ATX Mid TOwer CASE and a DVDRW or whatever else you need, but this is the basic PC, and well do what you need.
 
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