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nakuma  4/05/08 1:00:19 PM
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"then again I could be wrong, but that''s just my opinion" -Dennis Miller

since we are puttng in price points ill add mine, but mine is about 6 months prior :p so prices may be cheaper lot cheaper

5600+ X2 (2.8ghz each core but easily overclocks to 2.94ghz on air and runs stable) ~$300

2gb PC6400 DDR2 XMS2 Corsair ~$180

LeadTek 8800 GTS 640mb  ~ $380 (discontinued but the 8800 GT is a bit faster and cheaper now)

500 watt Earth watts Antec $80

1x 74gb Raptor X 10k RPM WD HD ~$150

1x 150 GB Raptor X 10k RPM WD HD ~ $225

X-fi Extreme gamer ~$120

ZALMAN 9700 LED 120MM FAN Heating tubes Copper heatsink ~$55

so as you can see I got a pretty snazzy system for not too much green. just remember you get out what you put in. you dont have to buy a $2k+ system to really decent gaming power. SO take the total I paid and probably chop off approximately $300 given the price depreciation of those given components or the equivelant.

6400X2(3.35ghz oc''ed)Zalman 9700 LED 120MM fan copper pipe Heatsink, 4GB XMS2 Corsair DDR2 PC6400, SLI 8800 GTS 512,74GB Raptor X 10k RPM HD, 150GB Raptor X 10k RPM HD, 640GB WD 16mb cache HD.X-fi Extreme gamer Logitech G15 gaming keyboard, MX518 gaming mouse. 22" proview LCD VISTA X64 prem.
Trench1  4/05/08 1:08:07 PM
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It is not difficult to build a computer, I built my first one in 11th grade and 4 more since then. You plug stuff in where it fits and follow the instructions =/
 
StarDagger  4/06/08 8:10:34 AM
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Originally posted by Trench1

It is not difficult to build a computer, I built my first one in 11th grade and 4 more since then. You plug stuff in where it fits and follow the instructions =/

A lot of people have problems finding the hole to stick things into.

LOL,

S*D
 

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