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Here is the final solution i will probably order from newegg in about 2 days what do you guys think? good deal? Too bad XP is so exspensive.


AHANIX Silver/Black MicroATX Desktop with LCD Display, Model "X220" -RETAIL
Item# N82E16811126132
$35.00

Intel "D845GVSRL" i845GV Chipset Motherboard for Intel Socket 478 CPU -RETAIL
Item# N82E16813121225
$59.00

POWMAX 230W Micro-ATX Power Supply, Model "6100A" -RETAIL
Item# N82E16817163016
$16.00

Intel Pentium 4/ 1.8A GHz 400MHz FSB, 512K Cache - Retail
Item# N82E16819116134
$117.00

Corsair Value Select 184 Pin 256MB DDR PC-3200 - OEM
Item# N82E16820145025
$43.00

SONY Black 1.44MB 3.5inch Floppy Disk Drive, Model MPF920, OEM
Item# N82E16821103116
$10.99

Western Digital 40GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive, Model WD400JB, OEM Drive only
Item# N82E16822144126
$57.50

LITE-ON SK-1688A/B Standard Black Keyboard PS/2 104keys -RETAIL
Item# N82E16823107119
$5.50

AOpen O-75B Optical Wheel Mouse PS/2 /USB -RETAIL
Item# N82E16826156004
$9.40

SONY Black 52X CD-ROM, Model CDU5211-BK, OEM
Item# N82E16827101121
$15.00

Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack SP1a - OEM
Item# N82E16837102143
$141.00

Tax: $42.02
Subtotal: $ 509.39

Shipping & Handling: $27.00
Grand Total: $ 578.41
 
P4 suitable for business or normal use
Athlon XP suitable for gaming
Am i right???
 
The 3200+ has a faster clockspeed then the p4 2.8 ghz cpu.. but think about this..

the 3200 runs hot, no matter what heatsink/fan you have, unless its a watercooling device, it will run hot(ter) then the p4.. if yyou try overclocking a 3200 significantly you will either burn your cpu/mobo/ram or get dangerously close to it.. Now, with a p4, you can overclock from a 2.8 to 3.4 with minimal heat increase..

so the result? 2.8c ghz northwood ht cpu overclocked to a 3.4 ghz and now runs faster then the 3200+ AND has equal or lower temperature readings.. lets not forget hyperthreading if you want it enabled, and higher FSB speeds.

the 64 bit cpu's are a different story.. AMD has intel beat in that department, but lets not forget there will be atleast another 8-9 months until applications even START to recognize the 64 bit address increase.


But anyway, I like this build you have alot better now, mr. I think its just fine for a business computer.
 
Intel mobos donot support overclocking. So it is not an issue here.
mrzeeedler, I would seriously recommend AMD 2400+ which is number one in the case of value for money.
I have a 400fsb processor and believe me they r not worth it.
One more thing, stay away from 845 chipsets as they are outdated.
 
I wasnt recommending thr 3200+ to him, I just went off-topic a bit when someone mentioned soemthing about amd and intel :)
 
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