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my 1.7M smokes a 2.4 desktop CPU...

Anyway go to Pricewatch and look under notebooks without an OS....
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thanks for the info on prcoessors, I looked at Pricewatch but they all come with a 10Gb hard drive and 128Mb memory, what's the point in that?

That's what I don't understand about building laptops. I just want to compare how much it would cost to build a:

15" Screen
1.7M
512Mb RAM
60Gb Hard Drive
CD-RW/DVD-ROM

15" Screen
3.0GHz
512Mb RAM
60Gb Hard Drive
DVD-RW

I want just a barebone with screen, wireless, keyboard, touchpad, and motherboard; I can't seem to find that, and I don't know what's compatible with what. I'm looking to build and sell notebooks to make a profit, not looking for one just to buy. And do those barebones come with batteries?

EDIT: Do those barebones just have integrated graphics, or can you add a better video card?
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if you want true barebones the best place to get them is from asi, synnex, and other vendors with them though you need a business to get an account so if you already have one go for it.
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no i just do it as a "hobby" so I dont have to pay the IRS :)
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I'm not trying to be rude A10, but its not that hard... Did you even bother looking at Pricewatch??

Just glancing at pricewatch it looks like pre-build systems run...

Pentium M 1.7 starts at $758
Pentium 4 3.0 starts at $898
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Apoptosis wrote:I'm not trying to be rude A10, but its not that hard... Did you even bother looking at Pricewatch??

Just glancing at pricewatch it looks like pre-build systems run...

Pentium M 1.7 starts at $758
Pentium 4 3.0 starts at $898
I'm an idiot I know :lol: but I don't want a laptop that already has a processor in it, unless it's going to save me money of course... and can I put video cards in them or are they just integrated???
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Apoptosis wrote:I'm not trying to be rude A10, but its not that hard... Did you even bother looking at Pricewatch??

Just glancing at pricewatch it looks like pre-build systems run...

Pentium M 1.7 starts at $758
Pentium 4 3.0 starts at $898
And what am I supposed to do with the 10Gb hard drives and 128Mb of RAM?
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I don't know where you found the 1.7M, I didn't see any "M" systems.

All I want to know is how to build:

15" Screen
1.7M
512Mb RAM
60Gb Hard Drive
CD-RW/DVD-ROM

15" Screen
3.0GHz
512Mb RAM
60Gb Hard Drive
DVD-RW

Which Asus barebones (m5n m6n or whatever) supports M and which one supports regular processors???
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Post by Xerxes »

the l5 is the only one that will support an 800fsb 3.0, a2h supports up to 2.8 533 fsb, the rest are pM
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