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NO GENERIC PSUS. Go with one of the following names for some quality, it'll save you ALOT of hassle in the future. Some of the current leaders are Fortron, Zalman, Antec, Enermax, Thermaltake.
(before I start, I'd like to mention I'm not an intel guy so my research into this is minimal) If I were in the market for a P4 I'd grab the Gigabyte 8KNXP Ultra. It's feature-packed and even supports SCSI out of the box in case you ever wanted to pick up some cheap 10K drives later. If your going with 256MB ram, and you upgrade later, both boards supports Dual Channel DDR, meaning it'll pull from both sticks at the same time and actually be FASTER than an actual stick. I'd suggest against the OCZ RAM, as I've had bad experiences with OCZ in the past. Get some Crucial (Micron) or some Corsair if you're overclocking. And what the heck do you need DDR466 for? DDR400 will be fine @ stock speeds. The video card's crap, but I understand your not making a gaming system. There's been killer deals on GF4 Ti4600's recently if you're gonna game occasionally, they run about $110 online. As for the monitor I personally run a Sony G500 that I aquired here just shy of $240. These are factory pulls and are all in rather good condition. My "B" grade monitor was prettymuch brand new except for some sticky residue on the top (looks like a piece of tape was there, maybe with number/name written on it. After that was cleaned it's pristine. I'd suggest going with a Lite-On, simply for the fact that mine's been through tons of tough times and has never let me down, it's a great drive, it'll burn anything I don't quite understand the "
6) Dual 10/100 Network Card ( FREE! )" considering the P4P has integrated 10/100/1000
well, whatever.. uh, yeah..
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