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Getting a computer built


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bernie007

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Hi Im getting a PC built i just need advice on how good it is or if its any good at all, i just need it to store a lot of music, store family photos, surf the net, watch movies & play games every now & then, here are the specs:

Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Game, 24-bit 7.1 sound card
1GB NVIDIA Geforce GF9600GT DDR3 HDMI/2xDVI graphics Card
1TB Seagate HHD 7200RPM
Gigabyte AM3 DDR3 motherboard
Corsair XMS3 DDR3 PC-10600 1333MHz 4GB RAM
AMD Phenom 550 3.1GHz X2 Dual Core CPU 7MB Cache
Thermaltake M9 Tool free Gaming Case with blue LED/2x genuine Thermaltake 120mm quite fans
Multi memory card reader
Wireless card 54G Wi-Fi

if its good how much would u expect to pay for this? your advice & input will be much appreciated
thanks
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That would perfectly fit what you want your computer to do.
This is a VERY rough estimate: 60 (You don't really need a sound card if your motherboard has built in sound)+80+80+130+100+100+70+20+50
Around 700 dollars.

I would go with Intel mobo and processor though.
Core 2 Quad and Asus P5Q are good.
Antec 900 Case
If you need more gaming power, Powercolor 4870 or 9800 GTX+
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