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Old 22-07-2003, 15:57   #1
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Talking Putting the 200mhz to rest
I'm at last getting a new PC.

Does this spec seem ok? any advice?

Kind Model Model Num Price INC VAT Shop
DVD Panasonic 16x48 IDE Internal DVD Drive - OEM SR8588XXXX £ 26.67 Ebuyer
CDRW LG 52x24x52 IDE Internal CD-RW - OEM GCE8520BB £ 30.96 Ebuyer
FLOPPY Panasonic Floppy Drive 1.44mb - OEM JU-257A907P £ 5.68 Ebuyer
HD Seagate Barracuda 80Gb 7200rpm UDMA100 Hard Drive †“ OEM UDMA100 £64.62 Ebuyer
MB Asus P4P800 "Springdale" (Socket 478) Motherboard) (MB-025-AS) £91.53 Overclockers.co.uk
PRO 2.67GHz (PG-800FSB) HT Intel Pentium ® 4 CPU 512k Cache £176.56 Scan.co.uk
OS Microsoft XP Home OEM £65.36 Ebuyer
GRAP ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB £242.30 Spotuk.com
RAM 512MB DDR PC3200 £68.14 Crucial.com/uk

I don't mean to brag
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Old 22-07-2003, 16:10   #2
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Same motherboard as myself Very nice setup.

All you need now is a nice clear panel case with neon light
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I'm at last getting a new PC.

Does this spec seem ok? any advice?

Kind Model Model Num Price INC VAT Shop
DVD Panasonic 16x48 IDE Internal DVD Drive - OEM SR8588XXXX £ 26.67 Ebuyer
CDRW LG 52x24x52 IDE Internal CD-RW - OEM GCE8520BB £ 30.96 Ebuyer
FLOPPY Panasonic Floppy Drive 1.44mb - OEM JU-257A907P £ 5.68 Ebuyer
HD Seagate Barracuda 80Gb 7200rpm UDMA100 Hard Drive †“ OEM UDMA100 £64.62 Ebuyer
MB Asus P4P800 "Springdale" (Socket 478) Motherboard) (MB-025-AS) £91.53 Overclockers.co.uk
PRO 2.67GHz (PG-800FSB) HT Intel Pentium ® 4 CPU 512k Cache £176.56 Scan.co.uk
OS Microsoft XP Home OEM £65.36 Ebuyer
GRAP ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB £242.30 Spotuk.com
RAM 512MB DDR PC3200 £68.14 Crucial.com/uk

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More ram, faster processor and the 9800 radeon, imo
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Dabs are selling a 9700 Pro for £208.00 delivered.

I also agree with the 'more ram' comment.
Thanks I can put that money saved to more ram

Err, can I have a link I can't find it
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Old 22-07-2003, 16:56   #5
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Junk the XP and install Linux. Spend the savings on more RAM.

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Junk the XP and install Linux. Spend the savings on more RAM.

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Damn beat me to it :-)

In regard to the RAM, you've got plenty esp in conjunction with the GFX card; that is unless you want to run a server.

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HDD - Should be able to get 100 or 120gb for that price - shop around (I use www.Scan.com and www.cclcomputers.co.uk)
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HD Seagate Barracuda 80Gb 7200rpm UDMA100 Hard Drive †“ OEM UDMA100 £64.62 Ebuyer
personally id spend the extra pennies and go for the WD 120gig with 8mb of cache.

RAM 512MB DDR PC3200 £68.14 Crucial.com/uk
Go for 2 of them, but make sure you buy registered! youll notice the performance.

MB Asus P4P800 "Springdale" (Socket 478) Motherboard) (MB-025-AS) £91.53 Overclockers.co.uk
PRO 2.67GHz (PG-800FSB) HT Intel Pentium ® 4 CPU 512k Cache £176.56 Scan.co.uk

DEAR GOD WHY INTEL!?!?? save your self a tonne and go for the AMD Barton stuff, get a good HSF and clock that baby all the way to Hell temperatures and laugh at poxy intel stuff ;-) 800mhz fsb dont mean squat if your peripherals dont come upto speed... so why waste that cash? www.overclockers.co.uk do the 3000+ for around the same as you're paying for 2gig.
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DEAR GOD WHY INTEL!?!?? save your self a tonne and go for the AMD Barton stuff, get a good HSF and clock that baby all the way to Hell temperatures and laugh at poxy intel stuff ;-) 800mhz fsb dont mean squat if your peripherals dont come upto speed... so why waste that cash? www.overclockers.co.uk do the 3000+ for around the same as you're paying for 2gig.


Hmm...imagine a Barton 3200+ with Corsair XMS 1GB (2x512MB) PC3200 running Sync in dual channel mode on an Asus A7N8X Deluxe V2 and a blue Hercules Radeon 9800 Pro with a mild overclock on the GPU.









Oh sorry, I don't know what came over me....
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The introduction of the higher FSB speed and the activation of Hyperthreading has shifted the goalposts in the contest for the world's fastest processor. The AMD Athlon XP has lost further ground; its current flagship model, the XP 3200+, can only manage a performance somewhere in between those of the 2.6-GHz and 2.8-GHz Pentium 4. This brings the small matter of model numbering into question once again.
In the benchmark tests intel seem more cost effective to me,
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Yeah...like an extra £100 for a tiny bit more performance...
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Hmm...imagine a Barton 3200+ with Corsair XMS 1GB (2x512MB) PC3200 running Sync in dual channel mode on an Asus A7N8X Deluxe V2 and a blue Hercules Radeon 9800 Pro with a mild overclock on the GPU.
Oh fer cryin out loud,

Why not an opteron, dual opteons infact, after all its a home desktop machine and 32_bit is dead! Heaven forbid that they should be squandered on the server market

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Though in all honesty id like the new MP chips... Dual 3000+
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Though in all honesty id like the new MP chips... Dual 3000+
And they'll also help cut down on heating bills in the winter

Personally I've got my eye on a dual 400Mhz Alpha. Beautiful, beautiful chip.

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