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Old 26-07-2011, 08:37   #2
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Re: Building New Computer

I think I'd want a branded PSU rather than own brand. Your spending a fair bit on the other kit so I'd want the PSU to mathc up with that. Dunno what sort of warranty they offer for it?

Do they do an OEM version of the 2500 CPU. No need for the retail version that included a CPU cooler if you are going to use an enhanced one.

Performance wise the Hard Disk will be the bottleneck. It's not that the Samsung drive is bad, just that any standard type drive has a limit. Use the Samsun for main storage needs, but consider if you can stretch to a SSD disk as well for the OS and other key programs.

You don't mention an OS anywhere. I presume you are resuing one.
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