So that proc costs several hundred more than I just paid for all the goodies I just listed :O The rest of my kit consists of, SoundBlaster Audigy 2ZS Logitech Z-5500 5.1 speakers 19" Acer LCD 27" Viewsonic LCD TV/Monitor 2x WD 80 GB PATA Hard drives 1x Maxtor 160 GB SATA hard drive PC Power & Cooling Turbo 510 Deluxe PSU (http://www.pcpowercooling.com/products/viewproduct.php?show=T51DX) Plextor PX 708A DVD/RW Lite On 167T DVD-ROM Lian Li midsize aluminum case with 7 custom dustbunnies floating about inside.
"with 7 custom dustbunnies floating about inside" great idea Nephilim as dirt/dust will kill a system my case has a filter i can take out and clean plus a shot of canned air pretty often is a must
Question to aabbccdd and neph, DO you really consider mushkin to be the best RAM? What makes it so excellent? Ive never had problems with the Crucial RAM i put in my systems, they all run quick and efficiently. Just a question from a curious consumer.
For me Mushkin was love at first boot - the modules I've used have been dead reliable and very high quality. Plus the company is one of the best I've ever dealt with. I asked a bunch of questions before I first bought from them and they were real friendly and very prompt. After my order I filled out some online rating thing asking about my experience with them and naturally I gave them a glowing review. A week later I got a package from them that had a kick ass black long sleeved tee with bright yellow Mushkin emblems all over it and a note saying thanks for being a customer and thanks for the good review. My kind of company! Personally I'd have no problem ordering from Corsair or Crucial but Mushkin has a very loyal customer in me.
I got a.... Gigabyte k8n Pro-SLI AMD Athlon 64 x2 4200+ 600watts of xion real power 2 gb of memory Pci-E MSI NX 7800 GT video card<----Baddass!!!!!! 3 hard drives 1 running at 80 Gb and the other 250 Gb and another at 250 Gbs also 19in view sonic monitor
DVDBack23 . lots depends on your system and setup i prefer Mushkin and its works well with my system ,Corsair is a great product also what your running iam sure is fine . fine tuning a system with the right components def. takes a knack
God I love newegg and FedEx! I ordered my parts on the 29th, the estimated delivery date was the 3rd and after checking the tracking a minute ago I found out it's on the truck to be delivered today
Nephilim, newegg is def a top notch retailer along with supermediastore.com both are the best on the net
I love Fedex and I absolutley hate UPS UPS is never on time....I had an Item once that was in the warehouse at 2:00 in the morning......And it was scheduled to be delivered that day.....And they held it their untill the next day... but anyways here are my specs [bold]ASUS EAX1600PRO/TD/512MB Radeon X1600PRO 512MB GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video Card Linksys WMP54G Wireless 802.11G PCI NIC Logitech Z2300 Spk/2.1 200W RMS 400W 8in Subwoofer K-Byte 1024MB PC5400 DDR2 667MHz Liteon 52X Black Internal CDRW Drive Seagate 250GB EIDE HD 7200/8MB/ATA-100 Intel P4 640 3.20gGHz HT 2M 800FSB Socket 775(currently at 3.6 Ghz) Xion 2 Black Gaming Case w/ 450W PSU Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 Asus P5LD2 Deluxe Socket 775 Motherboard LiteOn 16xDVD Burner w/blk/white Bezels DCL 9A+ 19in 1280x1024 Blk 8ms LCD MOnitor[/bold]
I've been buying from newegg for years and have never been disappointed. I too hate UPS (Unrepentant Package Smashers). Every package in recent memory that they've delivered has been beat up and ripped open. It's FedEx for me or nothing. newegg gives you the option of either UPS or FedEx
