if not can you name me one thats kinda more than normal
Is a 1.8GHz CPU good
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chad.jordan93
, Mar 06 2009 07:58 PM
#1
Posted 06 March 2009 - 07:58 PM
if not can you name me one thats kinda more than normal
#2
Posted 07 March 2009 - 06:02 AM
Hi Chad,
First up, let's try and keep all this in the one thread. It'll make it easier for us trying to help.
The 1.8GHz Celeron CPU you linked to (in one of your many other topics) is a very basic processor. It's also socket 478, which is all but obsolete - very old technology!
It sounds like you're looking to build your own system - what's your budget? What are your intended uses for this system?
Go ahead and post any parts you're thinking about using, and we'll play around with the parts from there.
Cheers
Troy
First up, let's try and keep all this in the one thread. It'll make it easier for us trying to help.
The 1.8GHz Celeron CPU you linked to (in one of your many other topics) is a very basic processor. It's also socket 478, which is all but obsolete - very old technology!
It sounds like you're looking to build your own system - what's your budget? What are your intended uses for this system?
Go ahead and post any parts you're thinking about using, and we'll play around with the parts from there.
Cheers
Troy
#3
Posted 07 March 2009 - 06:49 AM
Thanks,
I am really trying not to spend over 250 but i know i probably will but here are the parts i was thinking about using:
http://www.geeks.com/viewcart.asp
it was just easier to post the link because it has more details!
Thanks
I am really trying not to spend over 250 but i know i probably will but here are the parts i was thinking about using:
http://www.geeks.com/viewcart.asp
it was just easier to post the link because it has more details!
Thanks
#4
Posted 07 March 2009 - 07:58 AM
Hhhmm, there seems to be a slight problem with your link.Your Shopping cart is empty. Continue shopping
You'll need to manually copy each link over for me.
#5
Posted 07 March 2009 - 08:20 AM
ok i am just going to post everything i am thinking about getting
and thank you for your help i am glad i can get an expert opinion!
http://www.geeks.com...277499-001-PB-R
http://www.geeks.com...vtid=F8025-4PIN
http://www.geeks.com...sp?invtid=939PL
http://www.geeks.com...LK-SH-S223-BULK
http://www.geeks.com...nvtid=6H500F0-R
http://www.geeks.com...d=KVR667D2N5-2G
and i would appreciate it if you could tell me anything else i need too.
again thank you very much for your help hopefully they work this time
and thank you for your help i am glad i can get an expert opinion!
http://www.geeks.com...277499-001-PB-R
http://www.geeks.com...vtid=F8025-4PIN
http://www.geeks.com...sp?invtid=939PL
http://www.geeks.com...LK-SH-S223-BULK
http://www.geeks.com...nvtid=6H500F0-R
http://www.geeks.com...d=KVR667D2N5-2G
and i would appreciate it if you could tell me anything else i need too.
again thank you very much for your help hopefully they work this time
#6
Posted 07 March 2009 - 10:52 PM
Hello Chad
I am not an expert on computer building, far from it actually.
However from the look of things your after an extremely basic computer. I don't have any links to back this up but when your budget is at that range you may be better off getting a cheap computer from a store instead.
But I could be wrong, carrying on. I would think you would need a new PSU as a 550w psu that comes with a case for only $40 cant be to good.
Also you seem to be missing a few necessary parts such as a monitor but I'm going to assume you already have that taken care of.
Perhaps this computer might be more suited to your needs, but you would obviously have to increase your budget to around $300. It does have a slightly slower processor so if speed is very important to you then it might not be the best choice.
Or if your interested in portability instead of power then perhaps this mini laptop might be something worth looking into.
Overall, don't take my suggestions and just run with them. See what Troy and the other geekstogo experts say first. I'm just trying to throw in a few other possibilities for you.
I am not an expert on computer building, far from it actually.
However from the look of things your after an extremely basic computer. I don't have any links to back this up but when your budget is at that range you may be better off getting a cheap computer from a store instead.
But I could be wrong, carrying on. I would think you would need a new PSU as a 550w psu that comes with a case for only $40 cant be to good.
Also you seem to be missing a few necessary parts such as a monitor but I'm going to assume you already have that taken care of.
Perhaps this computer might be more suited to your needs, but you would obviously have to increase your budget to around $300. It does have a slightly slower processor so if speed is very important to you then it might not be the best choice.
Or if your interested in portability instead of power then perhaps this mini laptop might be something worth looking into.
Overall, don't take my suggestions and just run with them. See what Troy and the other geekstogo experts say first. I'm just trying to throw in a few other possibilities for you.
#7
Posted 08 March 2009 - 08:04 PM
thanks i take it in consideration
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