New PC building Specifications
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New PC building Specifications
Hi,
Thankyou to all who helped me out in finding the right components for my first PC building experience, however most of the help has come from Dan ( DMB2000uk).
I am very grateful to him, for helping me out.
These are the latest stuff what I have now
1) Asus Striker II extreme SLi 790i - mobo
2) Q6600 - CPU
3) Patriot DDR3 PC3- 12800 1600 MHz 1gb X 2
4) EVGA nVidia Geforce 9800 GX2 9800GX2 1GB 512Bit DDR3 PCI-E N
5) Noctua NH-U12F - HEAT sink and Fan
6) Antec Nine Hundred Case
7) Coolmaster 1000 watts SLi ready PSu
Do I need anything else guys ????
Cheers
Thankyou to all who helped me out in finding the right components for my first PC building experience, however most of the help has come from Dan ( DMB2000uk).
I am very grateful to him, for helping me out.
These are the latest stuff what I have now
1) Asus Striker II extreme SLi 790i - mobo
2) Q6600 - CPU
3) Patriot DDR3 PC3- 12800 1600 MHz 1gb X 2
4) EVGA nVidia Geforce 9800 GX2 9800GX2 1GB 512Bit DDR3 PCI-E N
5) Noctua NH-U12F - HEAT sink and Fan
6) Antec Nine Hundred Case
7) Coolmaster 1000 watts SLi ready PSu
Do I need anything else guys ????
Cheers
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Re: New PC building Specifications
Artic silver, zip ties if you dont already have them, just remember little stuff like that

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Re: New PC building Specifications
what about an OS? Do you already have a Hard drive and DVD-RW?
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Re: New PC building Specifications
Thanku,
I have Vista 64 BIT
& an IDE optical DVD drive, I think it should work
I have Vista 64 BIT
& an IDE optical DVD drive, I think it should work
Re: New PC building Specifications
I'd get a SATA DVD-Multi drive, they're dirt cheap and the thinner cables will be much easier to handle in your case, keep it cleaner too.
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Re: New PC building Specifications
yeah i would suggest an an SATA HD and DVD drive. its just makes things so much easier- and cleaner. It looks like you have some nice hardware. May as well do it all right the first time.
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Re: New PC building Specifications
I know about the SATA one, but I would like to add Blu Ray burner - the budget has blown out of Proposition. After, it has been assembled - I wud like to buy the blu ray.
How do u guys rate this PC when its done?
Cheers
How do u guys rate this PC when its done?
Cheers
Re: New PC building Specifications
it looks really nice to me. I personally would have saved some money and went with DDR2 RAM and spent more on a faster Core2Duo over a quad.
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post up your 3dmark o6 results, thats pretty much how gaming computers are judged

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