ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe - $275
Intel Pentium 4 2800C 800FSB HT - $250
1024MB Corsair TwinX 184-pin DDR SDRAM 2x512MB sticks - $363
Seagate SATA 160G - $186
128M ASUS ATI 9600XT VIVO DVI W/TV Video Card - $295
Pioneer OEM 107D 8x DVD Writer - $189

= $1558

That leaves $442 for a case, power supply, keyboard, mouse, monitor and soundcard of choice... plenty

The motherboard includes 3Com 10/100/1000 Ethernet, Firewire, 6 Channel Audio, Dual RAID Chip, 8 USB Ports


That system would officially CWANK


All prices taken from MSY except the Corsair Memory from Aus PC Market

Last edited by Stu on Mar-18-2004 at 02:48

just did this for a production comp

not finished yet :P

CPU - Intel Pentium 4 3.40G-C (800Mhz FSB) $615.00
MBOARD - Asus P4C800-E-DLX $286.00
HDRIVE - Seagate 80G 7200RPM SATA-150 8M Cache $120.00
HDRIVE2 - Western Digital 120G 7200RPM SATA-150 (8MB buffer) $157.00
RAM - 2 x 512M DDR PC3200 400Mhz $326.00
VIDEO - Gigabyte AGP 128MB FX5200 nVIDIA TV/Twinview $108.00
SOUND - M-Audio Audiophile 2496 $499.00
MONITOR - 2 x 17" LCD $1,200.00

TOTAL $3,311.00


cant give a shit about the video cards just need twin view. but its looking ok but too pricey will try get it down a bit sacrifices will need to be made

If you pay $500 for an M-Audio Audophile you are officially a tit

www.doctoraudio.com

You can get the Audiophile 2496 for US$139

I know many people who have ordered from them and received it in less that 2 weeks for around AUD$200

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Originally posted by Stu If you pay $500 for an M-Audio Audophile you are officially a tit www.doctoraudio.com You can get the Audiophile 2496 for US$139 I know many people who have ordered from them and received it in less that 2 weeks for around AUD$200

awsome thanx.

So ASUS really create the best motherboards? My previous motherboard was a ASUS but the power supply on my comp blew up taking the motherboard out so i couldn't actually see how well it was doing, but it did last me ALONGGGG time.

Yeh to be honest i was thinking of Pentium in the first place, didn't actually hear much about the processors so wasn't literelly going to take a risk.

Stu, whats wrong with Sound Blasters? i'll go in now to check the Audiophile but what makes the Sound Blaster bad?

Cheers Cam and Stu for the list, gotta look into those... some of those were already on my suggestions from before so will consider them

The past few days my comp is starting to really give, wouldn't load windows and so on... so i think i gotta pick fast.

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just keep in mind

- SATA hard drives
- good ram PC3200 400mhz


yeah

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Originally posted by waXology just keep in mind - SATA hard drives - good ram PC3200 400mhz yeah

Cheers dude

So SATA are the best hard drives?

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Originally posted by Stu If you pay $500 for an M-Audio Audophile you are officially a tit

i was going to say.
its amazing how inflated things down under are.
i managed to pick up 1 of these o'seas last week for $180 aus.
have yet to test it out though due to lack of some cables.

hey psygnosis, u want my sb audigy? cheapy! cheapy! laf.

p.s. spectrasonics tis the shit!

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"Stupido is the hot chick that fooled us!"

Serial ATA vs SCSI

read the second and third page it explains it well!

quote:

Originally posted by JayKuE i was going to say. its amazing how inflated things down under are. i managed to pick up 1 of these o'seas last week for $180 aus. have yet to test it out though due to lack of some cables. hey psygnosis, u want my sb audigy? cheapy! cheapy! laf. p.s. spectrasonics tis the shit!

amen to that

allthough your talking trilogy, atmosphere etc..? damn needa DVD drive to install the mofos

GUYS

can you tell me where you got you Audipphile's from?

sites?

and how much in Toatal

cheers