Originally Posted by nark
nah over at my area, AMD 64bit chip without motherboard cost about twice or thrice the price of barton + motherboard..
speakers + KB & mouse about US$60...
Originally Posted by nark
nah over at my area, AMD 64bit chip without motherboard cost about twice or thrice the price of barton + motherboard..
speakers + KB & mouse about US$60...
Originally Posted by [LYL]Homer
I'll be goin to lan parties every other weekends so need something light.. lanboy casing very light compared to other brands.. and the psu is 350watts.. i guess it shld be ok right?
i mean the parts i've chosen isn't so power hungry right?
get a fortron 350 psu. they are rated for 350 watts, but they really put out about 380 max, i think they are the only power supply manufacturer that under-rates there psu's.
nice mobo, nice cpu, and stick with two sticks of ram. one stick of 512 will not give you the same results as 2 sticks of 256. as long as you get two identical (different brands is usually ok- but they must run exactly the same speed) sticks.
dual channel does not run 2 times faster, but it does give the ram about a 10% increase in speed. that can be alot when you are pushing your ram to the fullest. definately noticable and worth the few extra bucks.
yep- sata drives are great, but you won't notice hardly any difference than the ata 133 right now, because the speed of the sata drives is bottlenecked.originally posted by [LYL]Homer
If you can find a cheaper IDE drive than SATA get it. You'll not notice any difference.
I SEE...
oh yea looks barton chip very popular.. i see alot users system uses barton
well, im actually downgrading to a 1700+ tbred b soon.... i currently have a mobile 2600, but im just bored with it.
But why??? It's not worth the extra $20. Performance isn't going to be better on an Athlon XP with dual channel, so why waste $20?!$#!@$because he wants to run in dual-channel. Now that makes you wonder why people are opting for sock 939 instead of 754.![]()
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