[Nic_van_Dessel]

Antec Nine Hundered Tower Gaming Case with side window black (No PSU)

Team Elite 4G(2x2G) PC6400 800MHz DDR2 CL5 5-5-5-15

BenQ E2200HD 21.5" Full HD Wide LCD 2ms Glossy Black

Thermaltake Tough Power 650W Q-FAN PSU

Samsung 1TB SATA II Silencer Series 32M(HD103UI/Y)

AMD Phenom 9650 Quad Core AM2+ 2300MHz 4MB L2+L3 95W

Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-US2H AM2+,AMD708G

Gigabyte GTS250 GTS 250 1GB, 740/2000MHz

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How does it sound??

All up its gonna be about $1,470 AUD



Hope to here from you all soon,
Nic

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Hey Nic_van_Dessel

The list of parts looks pretty good, couple thoughts...

The Ram you selected is not the specified speed for the mobo you should be looking for PC2-8500 check these links out.

Corsair Dominator

Corsair Xms2

Patriot Viper

G skill




I think you are limiting yourself also by choosing a micro ATX mobo as well. The case you have select will easily handle a regular ATX

I would select a ATX design for future expansion. Micros don't have a lot of room and they usually don't have as many features as the full ATX. Here are a couple:

Asrock

Another Asrock


There are more, I'm just not sure what you are looking for.



I see you don't have any cd\dvd burners on the list... here are some:

dvd burner

Blue ray player-dvd burner

Blue ray burner-dvd burner

Everything else looks pretty good, I don't know how much the parts are in AU...

I can build a pretty good Phenom 9950 based computer for about $800 here in the USA.

If you have any more questions let me know I'll look into it for you...

Cbarnard

Edited by cbarnard, 13 April 2009 - 12:04 PM.

[cbarnard]

Hey Nic_van_Dessel

The list of parts looks pretty good, couple thoughts...

The Ram you selected is not the specified speed for the mobo you should be looking for PC2-8500 check these links out.

Corsair Dominator

Corsair Xms2

Patriot Viper

G skill




I think you are limiting yourself also by choosing a micro ATX mobo as well. The case you have select will easily handle a regular ATX

I would select a ATX design for future expansion. Micros don't have a lot of room and they usually don't have as many features as the full ATX. Here are a couple:

Asrock

Another Asrock


There are more, I'm just not sure what you are looking for.



I see you don't have any cd\dvd burners on the list... here are some:

dvd burner

Blue ray player-dvd burner

Blue ray burner-dvd burner

Everything else looks pretty good, I don't know how much the parts are in AU...

I can build a pretty good Phenom 9950 based computer for about $800 here in the USA.

If you have any more questions let me know I'll look into it for you...

Cbarnard

Edited by cbarnard, 13 April 2009 - 12:04 PM.

[DragonMaster Jay]

Hello, Nic_van_Dessel. As cbarnard said, the RAM should be upgraded. Also, the ATX should be large too. Do not be afraid of a large "box" for your computer. I think cbarnard covered most other things. The quad core is looking beastly.

Edited by DragonMaster Jay, 17 April 2009 - 11:54 PM.

[cbarnard]

Hey DragonMaster Jay,

Thank you, I copied it to my reply, I use it for quick reference:

I failed to remove it. Also sometimes I insert my "thoughts" in between sections of the quote. I didn't do that this time.
I had a fast paced morning and had to take off, Hence not correct editing.

Cbarnard

[Nic_van_Dessel]

Hey Cbarnard,

How do you think this RAM will work.


And what was the Phenom PC for $800 US. Im situated in Queensland, Australia so shipping will be an added cost i spose to.


Nic

[cbarnard]

Nic_van_Dessel

I think that Ram selection will be fine

The PC I built for a friend:

Asrock a780gxe\128m

AMD Phenom 9950

Corsair Dominator 2 kits 8gb total at 1066mhz

2 LG dvd burners with lightscribe

Gigibite 4670 video card

Raidmax Aztec

Thermaltake 700w

Vista home edition 64bit

Edit... I just realized I forgot a hard drive WD 750

The cart price is $934 but there is $60 in mail in rebates total after $874 US = $1205 AUD

Several of the parts in this build I ommitted when I quoted $800 as right after it was built my friend wanted bigger and better... ohhohoho lol

I don't know if you can purchase from Newegg since you are in AU, but it is worth a try...

Good luck

Cbarnard

Thank you for the clarification Anthony19

Edited by cbarnard, 14 April 2009 - 08:13 AM.

[Anthony19]

Hello Nic_van_Dessel

Build looks nice , Smoooking infact , not technical of course...

Funny that the electrical components have inbuilt smoke in them huh?
Once it comes out , very hard to get back in ( Ive tried it , trust me lol j/k )

Best of luck
&
Happy computing

Anthony19
PS: Are you building for performance or just general or future use ? ( Although these days they are trying to build computers to be upgradable in the near future... )

Edited: some info for cbarnard...
800 US Dollar = 1,104.09 Australian Dollar

800 Australian Dollar (AUD) = 579.664 US Dollar (USD)

Give you an idea of the currency conversion ratio( At this point of time anyway )

Edited by Anthony19, 14 April 2009 - 07:15 AM.

[cbarnard]

Nic_Van_Dessel

I see that you have not replied back. Do you still need assistance?

I like to hear how things are going for the people I'm assisting, please let me know how it is going good or bad!!!

Thank you very much and good luck

Cbarnard