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i am thinking of buying this

motherboard and cpu
http://www.partspc.com/ProductDetails.asp?CatID=79&ProdID=12504
ram
http://www.omnitechnologies.biz/cgi...fl=C&pg=prod&ref=SPC1842GBU400G&cat=2&catstr=
hard drive
http://3btech.net/whlamadate122.html
floppy dirve
lemme know what is compatible
video card
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814161155&CMP=OTC-pr1c3watch&ATT=14-161-155
cd or dvd drvie
lemme know what is compatable



and i would like to know if all of that is compatible with every thing else if not lemme know of somthing around the same price range also when i biuld my comp im pretty sure i know how connect everything inside but when i boot it up without an os what will happen and do i need to comfigure alot of stuff. and will all that stuff work with a 300 w power supply. any tips or replys are greatly appreciated.
 
The cpu and mboard you have there are fine. But you do need to change the rest of that stuff. Video card is dependant on what you are doing with the computer. Yes, any video card with a pci-e connection will work.
 
Ya, what they said hardware wise. As for the motherboard, why should he get a DFI? Lol... isn't it a no noob mobo? I'd tell him to get good Gigabyte or Abit mobo for ~$40-50 cheaper.

Now, when you put it together, it's pretty stright forward. If you're installing an OS on a new HD it should be a breeze. I'd suggest buying OEM windows XP home or pro. They run ~$80-90 and ~$130-150.

I'd also suggest only buying from major online resellers. Newegg is widely regarded as the best, I just used Mwave.com and they shipped an order faster than newegg when I orderd from both of them at the same time. So so far Mwave's ok in my book also. Other wise Tigerdirect.com and Monarch are good, but I think they're somewhat overpriced usually. I wouldn't venture away from those 4 if you can.

I's also suggest getting at least a 6800GS for your graphics card, they run around $200 exactly and for approx ~$70-90 you get a lot more for your money.
 
thanx alot guys that realy helps but if you could i would also like to know if all that stuff will run on a 300 w power suply and is all that good on a old case with one fan i read that todya you need two fans but if i could build it in mu old case that would save me some money.
 
oh duh i just found out what psu means sry also ide like to know about the mother board ill admit im a noob and i don;t want anything that is going to be overwhelming and when you say this graphics card or better what do i look for i know that some of them have there own ram but what else. and is all that stuff compatible together.
 
OK, I'll admit I'm not top-notch. I made some dum mistakes with a comp I threw together last night out of old computers (fixed btw :) , and I'm waiting for parts to come in before I'll get to my first real build, but I do some **** good reasearch if I don't say so myself, so tell us how much your budget is and what the primary use is. You can make a pretty decent basic system starting round ~$400, a budget gamer for ~$5-600 and the more $$$ you throw at it the better it is and longer it'll last. I'll assume you have mouse/keyboard and a suitable moniter (any moniter really), so how much are you willing to spend on the tower?
 
What is your budget? That psu will definatly not be enough to power it. Look into the Antec True Power series, OCZ, Forton, Enermax.

I got a DFI for my first build and i havent had any problems setting it up. I think so who say it isnt a noob board are those who dont read about it first. But it is kind of wasted if you arent going to OC or tweak things yourself.
 
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