Building a CPU....
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Building a CPU....
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posted03/15/2004 01:56 AM (UTC)by
Hey, im having my bro build me a new computer. All I need is to buy all of the stuff and he will put it together for me. But im a CPU Dummy, I have no idea what goes inside and what are all of the "parts" I will need. So if you guys can get me some links to the manditory parts to run a up-to-date CPU. So gimmi some links to cheap stuff that can make me a pretty cheap GOOD CPU (Around $700 or something)
And also if someone can make a list of all the manditory parts for a computer to run, I would love you :)
And also if someone can make a list of all the manditory parts for a computer to run, I would love you :)


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A GOOD computer that's 700$???..i don' think they exist...
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Thats fucking cheap, but here's a list of parts for 700$
GIGABYTE ATI RADEON 9600PRO Video Card, 128MB DDR, 128-bit, DVI/TV-Out, 8X AGP, Model "GV-R96P128D" -RETAIL - 137.99$
Corsair Value Select 184 Pin 256MB DDR PC-2700 - OEM- 41$
ASUS nForce 220-D Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU, Model "A7N266-VM AA"(AMD Assured Version) -RETAIL - 58.99
Western Digital Special Edition 80GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive, Model WD800JB, OEM Drive Only-69.00$
AMD ATHLON XP2400+ - 72.00$
ASPIRE X-DREAMER II Case ATX Mid-Tower - 54.00$
Samsung Black 52X CD-ROM, Model SC-152GEBB, OEM -14.00$
AeroCool UV LED Case fan 80MM, Model "AeroFans-UV-BG-SV" -RETAIL(x2) 14.58$
Koolance VGA Chipset Cooler CHC-A09 Retail - 30.99$
Alps Beige 3.5inch Floppy Disk Drive, Model DF354H068F, OEM - 6.99$
Total - Roughly 500$
This is assuming you keep your mouse, keyboard, monitor, and other external things. I added in a case and fans, though. If you have any questions, ask away, but I think I built you a fine system under budget.
GIGABYTE ATI RADEON 9600PRO Video Card, 128MB DDR, 128-bit, DVI/TV-Out, 8X AGP, Model "GV-R96P128D" -RETAIL - 137.99$
Corsair Value Select 184 Pin 256MB DDR PC-2700 - OEM- 41$
ASUS nForce 220-D Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU, Model "A7N266-VM AA"(AMD Assured Version) -RETAIL - 58.99
Western Digital Special Edition 80GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive, Model WD800JB, OEM Drive Only-69.00$
AMD ATHLON XP2400+ - 72.00$
ASPIRE X-DREAMER II Case ATX Mid-Tower - 54.00$
Samsung Black 52X CD-ROM, Model SC-152GEBB, OEM -14.00$
AeroCool UV LED Case fan 80MM, Model "AeroFans-UV-BG-SV" -RETAIL(x2) 14.58$
Koolance VGA Chipset Cooler CHC-A09 Retail - 30.99$
Alps Beige 3.5inch Floppy Disk Drive, Model DF354H068F, OEM - 6.99$
Total - Roughly 500$
This is assuming you keep your mouse, keyboard, monitor, and other external things. I added in a case and fans, though. If you have any questions, ask away, but I think I built you a fine system under budget.
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A lot, but it has a lot more sophisticated parts, and I wasn't the poor bastard that had to put it together. 
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What is your current Graphics card that you will use?
(Just subtract that cost(WTF? WHERE's MY THANK YOU???
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(Just subtract that cost(WTF? WHERE's MY THANK YOU???

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First change your topic, a CPU is the brains of a PC. I think you meant PC.
Honestly the cheapest way to go is to buy parts from me, heh.
I just threw in two 74 gig Raptor 10,000 rpm drives and put them in a raid 0 setup for example.
Anyways, good luck and make sure to visit message boards alot. Try AMDMB.com for example.
Honestly the cheapest way to go is to buy parts from me, heh.
I just threw in two 74 gig Raptor 10,000 rpm drives and put them in a raid 0 setup for example.
Anyways, good luck and make sure to visit message boards alot. Try AMDMB.com for example.
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