New PC Specs
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New PC Specs
Finally I've decided and this is what i'm ordering this week, it should be a little faster than what I've got at the moment !
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9108/newpcmy1.png
OS will be XP Pro SP3
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9108/newpcmy1.png
OS will be XP Pro SP3
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- Morbo
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I've not used one, but I'd consider it worryingly cheap.
What I'd do would be replace it with a Corsair TX 650W
maybe lose the corsair memory fan thing to make up the difference a little (you won't need it unless you're really, really overclocking)
might be worth buying some fans that are in stock too
What I'd do would be replace it with a Corsair TX 650W
maybe lose the corsair memory fan thing to make up the difference a little (you won't need it unless you're really, really overclocking)
might be worth buying some fans that are in stock too
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- Morbo
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or the truth either, it may say it's in stock and they will tell you the day it is due to be delivered if it's in fact not in stock. Especially gaulling if you've paid extra for weekend deliveryDr. kitteny berk wrote:Scan can be fine, or utter shit, I've not had any bad experiences, but a few 5punkers have.
Pre-order stuff generally just means they're waiting for delivery, but they probably won't give a time frame.
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I has the 620w modular corsair psu:
http://scan.co.uk/Product.aspx?WebProductId=446787
Currently the 2 (one 620w, and this one) in the family are tip top and haven't broken or even come close to causing problems.
I'd personally splash the extra £20 for the modular one, just to keep the cables neat and tidy in my case, but the 520w modular one should easily run that pc no problem.
Edit: Just to mention I've never had a problem with Scan, and use them fairly frequently.
http://scan.co.uk/Product.aspx?WebProductId=446787
Currently the 2 (one 620w, and this one) in the family are tip top and haven't broken or even come close to causing problems.
I'd personally splash the extra £20 for the modular one, just to keep the cables neat and tidy in my case, but the 520w modular one should easily run that pc no problem.
Edit: Just to mention I've never had a problem with Scan, and use them fairly frequently.
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- Morbo
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OK so the wife says to me, What about a monitor, if you're spending almost £700 it better have a fucking Monitor.
So one again i've had to down-size some of the specs and taken onboard the above coments, so, here is the final mutuall decision allong with Mrs Rabbi !
http://img395.imageshack.us/img395/43/newpctp6.png
Note, the HD4870 is now a HD4850 which i'll be getting from Overclockers.
Fucking women !!
So one again i've had to down-size some of the specs and taken onboard the above coments, so, here is the final mutuall decision allong with Mrs Rabbi !
http://img395.imageshack.us/img395/43/newpctp6.png
Note, the HD4870 is now a HD4850 which i'll be getting from Overclockers.
Fucking women !!
If I were you, I'd get a bigger monitor, 19" is sort of an odd one, go for 20" or 24".
If you push yourself up a couple quid, you can get this: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showprodu ... =MO-026-OK
Which a bunch of 5punkers use and approve of.
The PSU you've got costs more (excluding P&P) than the 650W model from OCUK, It's worth checking out the place, it's mostly cheaper and I prefer the service to scan.
I'd also advise that you don't bother with the mouse mat. Get one of those big green craft cutting boards, they work fine, if not better, at the job.
If you push yourself up a couple quid, you can get this: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showprodu ... =MO-026-OK
Which a bunch of 5punkers use and approve of.
The PSU you've got costs more (excluding P&P) than the 650W model from OCUK, It's worth checking out the place, it's mostly cheaper and I prefer the service to scan.
I'd also advise that you don't bother with the mouse mat. Get one of those big green craft cutting boards, they work fine, if not better, at the job.
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Ok, you must be getting bored of this now much like I am
I have once again taken onboard the advice of Berk & Mr Green and this is it
So it now has Better PSU, Monitor and I looked arround !!
Don't get me to change my mind again !!!!
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/6912 ... ecsxp4.png
I have once again taken onboard the advice of Berk & Mr Green and this is it
So it now has Better PSU, Monitor and I looked arround !!
Don't get me to change my mind again !!!!
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/6912 ... ecsxp4.png
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