This a good Budget Build under 1200?

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ok so i built this pc today i was wondering if this would be a great budget build for under 1200 after rebates it is like 1170 which i think is a good deal what would u rate this build??

Ditch the wireless card, there's no way in hell I'd recommend running wireless on a gaming computer.

The Q9300 is also a poor choice if you ask me. I'd either opt for the cheaper Q6600 or E8400 or try to stretch things to the Q9450.

The P35 chipset is a bit outdated as well, I'd kick it up to P45. It's a bit more expensive, but I'd say PCI-e 2.0 is worth it.

I'd probably opt for a cheaper case given the budget as well, and perhaps even ditch the keyboard.

I'd also definitely want an aftermarket CPU cooler and me being me, I'd shoot for a sound card as well.

The P5Q has a terrible layout - the 24-pin connector is right in the middle of the board, which is bad for trying to keep cables clear to help airflow. I'd go ahead and pick up the Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3L.

If you're not overclocking, I'd actually recommend you get the E8400 instead of the Q6600. It'll give you better performance in every game I can think of, and that will likely remain true for quite some time to come.

As for sound cards, there's nothing really cheap I can think of that I'd really say is worth it. Probably wishful thinking on my part - you could cut back the case, keyboard, and get rid of the wireless card and probably be able to afford something like the ASUS Xonar DX, but that's up to you.

And DDR2 800 RAM will be fine - DDR2 1200 is the max speed supported, it's far from necessary.

If you don't plan on overclocking a lot, it would be a better idea to get the higher clocked and cheaper E8400.

That 900 case seems a little overpriced. Look at the Antec 300, Coolermaster RC 590 or RC 690.

The Asus HD4870 comes with a software to control the fan speed, so you wouldn't have to use the fan fix.