what you put up above basically is the "whole sysem"
chose your mobo first and go from there
:laugh:
Make sure you don't skimp on a PSU, because they are the most important part of a system. For example, do not buy an 800W PSU off ebay for £20. Chances are it will either: electrocute you, fry your components, only provide 200W power, not work or sound like a lawnmower.
Make sure you don't skimp on a PSU, because they are the most important part of a system. For example, do not buy an 800W PSU off ebay for £20. Chances are it will either: electrocute you, fry your components, only provide 200W power, not work or sound like a lawnmower.
I learned that the hard way. I bought a decent PSU, but at the time, I chose not to spend the extra $20 for the better known one. A year later, and I was having weird problems with the computer. LOOONNG story short, by PSU fu**ed up, the messed up my motherboard, video card, and monitor. I got a good one now and everything is fine.
I read the techie forums all the time. Pretty much the only reason i stay on TotalBF2. Helps me build up knowledge etc.. and teaches me to help others since when i graduate from uni i hope to become a systems analyst.
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