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Old September 13th, 2007   #11
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wow... this looks like a great set-up. If I do go with this set-up, should I get a new PSU for the case. Reviews on it are saying that it is better than most butttt....

I also noticed that the mobo uses a 24-pin power connector but the PSU in the case only has a 20-pin

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Definately choose a different powersupply. There are lots of better ones out there and YH has left some money in his build for it.




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I also noticed that the mobo uses a 24-pin power connector but the PSU in the case only has a 20-pin
Check out the one Hal mentioned:





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Check out the one Hal mentioned:
ya, this one seems really good. Also, I am just wondering if that CPU YH had is good enough for the build. Should I go with the Core 2 Duo that the others were talking about?
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ya, this one seems really good. Also, I am just wondering if that CPU YH had is good enough for the build. Should I go with the Core 2 Duo that the others were talking about?
That is a C2D, but scaled down a bit. It has a C2D core, but a smaller cache, so Intel mysteriously called it the "Pentium Dual Core".

I left some money in the build so you can upgrade things like the CPU without going over budget.




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That is a C2D, but scaled down a bit. It has a C2D core, but a smaller cache, so Intel mysteriously called it the "Pentium Dual Core".

I left some money in the build so you can upgrade things like the CPU without going over budget.
oh, I see....

one last question... recommended cd/dvd drive? I guess I have enough budget room to make it a burner.

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one last question... recommended cd/dvd drive? I guess I have enough budget room to make it a burner.
How 'bout this one: Newegg.com - LITE-ON Black 20X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL 20X DVD-R 6X DVD-RW 12X DVD-RAM 16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-R 32X CD-RW 48X CD-ROM 2MB Cache SATA DVD Burner with LightScribe - OEM

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seems great. thanks for the help YH. I just noticed that since I am getting a power supply, should I get I different, higher quality case w/out a PSU?
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seems great. thanks for the help YH. I just noticed that since I am getting a power supply, should I get I different, higher quality case w/out a PSU?
If you want. That's a pretty good budget case, and you could just save the other PSU for something else. If you do want a different case, just go to Newegg and search for "cases" and look at all the ones under your budget. There is a HUGE selection, so it's pretty hard to recommend one that's perfect.




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yeah, I have been looking at their cases and they have a bunch! hahaha. well, i'll be researching a little more and I hope I will have a custom PC pretty soon! Thanks for your help!
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