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Joined: March 2005
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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AMD Thlon 64- 3200 - 512k l2 cache(socket 939) Asus A8N SLI - deluxe socket 939 nvidia nforce 4 SLI w/ PCI Xpress x16 OCZ 1 GB PC 3200 DDR premier dual channel series (2 x 512) 200 GB Maxtor Diamond Max 10 UDMA - 133 7200 RPM 16 Mb 9ms OEM Floppy Asus extreme AX800/2DTV0- Radeon X800 VPU w/256MB DDR & PCI express x16 sony 52 x MAX cd rom sound blaster live 24 bit Creative SBS 2.1 350 speakers NEC nd-3540A dual layer dvd +- r/RW drive enlight 450 W ATX 12 V power supply thermal take Xaser V Damier V5000D Steel Black ATX CAse w/ window w/o power supply Any opinions? Please share I am not sure what kind of network card i will need yet but i wanna setup a wireless network with my other PC. And for the above items i am paying $1539.85 CDN......please share |
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Debiant by way of Ubuntu
Joined: August 2002
Location: London, UK
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You considered a card reader in lieu of floppy? I think I'll be going ther eon my next build - because so long as you have ONE of your machines in the network with a floppy reader I cannot see any need for any more....
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Location: Placerville, CA
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Why are you getting a sli mobo and then buy an ATi card?
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Godlike!
Joined: February 2004
Location: Maidenhead, Berkshire, UK
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Floppies are needed for drivers occasionally, and bios upgrades a little more frequenlty. Most cases have 2 external 3.5" bays anyway.
Secondly if you'r going ati dont get an sli board and sue the money saved to get yourself a 3500+ since the prices just came down a chunk. |
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No lover of dogma
Joined: June 2004
Location: 439 East District, Mount Paozu
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Do you need to concern yourself with a network card? The nForce chipset includes it's own networking, and the nForce boards I've seen thus far tend to have there own ethernet hookup. You could probably save a buck by not concerning yourself with a discrete ethernet card, unless for some reason you need 2 ethernet hookups.
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OSNN Veteran Addict
Joined: July 2004
Location: Montreal
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Originally Posted by Son Goku
ummm. network cards are 10 bucks.
Looks like a kickin setup - I have to agree on the SLI / ATI arguement - but hey... it is an X800. mmmmmmmmmmm. pixels.
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