Ok so this is the comp i am getting this comp..... Case-Antec Nine Hundred Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case CPU-Â intel E6600 GPU- 8800GTS 640mb version Motherboard- 680i intel version Ram- g.skill, 4gbs HardDrive 1- 80gb's and it will hold important software (drivers and such) and the operating system HardDrive 2- 320gb's and it will hold pretty much everything else (games) DiskDrive 1- normal drive for Cds and can print lightscribe DiskDrive 2- a media card reader for my psp and camera and floppy disks....if anyone still uses them lol SoundCard- Creative SOUND BLASTER X-Fi Fatal1ty great sound card PSU-CORSAIR CMPSU-620HX ATX12V 620watt Moniter- 22inch wide screen one very nice for a cheap price EXTRAS!-THX Z-5300e, $100 pair of head phones, power surge protector. Fans- 4 green LED fans Ok for the case i used the article from gamespy for insperation on the case (its the exact same thing...) heres the article http://pc.gamespy.com/articles/767/767965p4.html (look at the bottom of that page) btw this was pretty cheap without the 8800gts is comes out to be $2085 (i already had the gts) well plz rate this comp and i hope it gives me atleast 5 years before i have to buy a new one
Ok so i ordered everything today my whole comp...I ordered it at about 3:00pm and i live in Ny and i got 3 day shipping... do you know when it will most likely arrive (as in does it usally come early ) I always hear about how speedy newegg.com got them there part or whatever they ordered... I will also post the specs to my comp here soon...Â
ya it is here s the link he got insperation from.... http://pc.gamespy.com/articles/767/767965p1.html pretty good article really ''building a vista ready system'' Im building system now and im copying there case but nothing else, only bad thing about the article is that the moniter they reccomend is far to expensive i would reccomend somthing like this.... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?item=N82E16824014139 instead but if u have that kind of money dell moniters are pretty nice
[QUOTE="Wesker776"]There's no point in overclocking the E6600, anyway. Don't forget that it is faster and more powerful than an FX-62. How much more power do you need? Go with the E6600 and the 680i only if you plan on running SLI. Otherwise, I'd just go with a good P965 board like the Gigabyte DS3/DS4/DQ6, the abit QuadGT and Asus P5B-E Plus/P5B Deluxe. ok i do plan going SLI in the next year or so so good
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