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Some one kind enough to check this sys. Thanks
hi, i was hoping someone would be kind enough to help me out
its been a few years since i had to build a PC and now its upgrade time and i am little rusty, i was wondering if someone can check the system i want to get see if there are any problems. If you go to www.ebuyer.com and go to the english location, then these are the product codes 52057 54270 58432 I am pretty sure it will be ok I am using DDR400 and the bard accpets that its a socket 754 for the 754 ping AMD64 3400+ and i have an ATX case but i dont know if it will fit, as it has a larger sockey i dont know if the board is any bigger. Anyone know, my board is a standerd socket A but i am hopiug i wont have to buy a new case for the minute. Just wanted someone to check for me befor i spend £600 on it. thanks |
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"Chris" wrote in message
... " Just wanted someone to check for me befor i spend £600 on it. " The Gigabyte GA-K8NNXP will support the Athlon 64 3400+, and the Corsair RAM that you've chosen suits both of the aforementioned. You say that you're upgrading from your current socket A board, and using your ATX case (which is fine for the new system). Questions hang over your other components though, which you haven't stated. For instance, is your PSU good enough for your new system? |
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Well i am on a 300W PSU i dont know if that cantake that though, AMD64
sounds like its going to be hungry. MY GeForce 4 ti4200 fits the AGP its 4x AGP but that stillworks in 8x AGP dont it, just not at 8x all my drives are IDE Cuzman wrote: "Chris" wrote in message ... " Just wanted someone to check for me befor i spend £600 on it. " The Gigabyte GA-K8NNXP will support the Athlon 64 3400+, and the Corsair RAM that you've chosen suits both of the aforementioned. You say that you're upgrading from your current socket A board, and using your ATX case (which is fine for the new system). Questions hang over your other components though, which you haven't stated. For instance, is your PSU good enough for your new system? |
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Chris wrote:
Well i am on a 300W PSU i dont know if that cantake that though, AMD64 sounds like its going to be hungry. MY GeForce 4 ti4200 fits the AGP its 4x AGP but that stillworks in 8x AGP dont it, just not at 8x all my drives are IDE Buy a better PSU, your old one will not cope, and could cause damage when it dies. Your vid card should be fine. Ben -- A7N8X FAQ: www.ben.pope.name/a7n8x_faq.html Questions by email will likely be ignored, please use the newsgroups. I'm not just a number. To many, I'm known as a String... |
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yeah, surpose its not going to set me back to much, thanks for your help
Ben Pope wrote: Chris wrote: Well i am on a 300W PSU i dont know if that cantake that though, AMD64 sounds like its going to be hungry. MY GeForce 4 ti4200 fits the AGP its 4x AGP but that stillworks in 8x AGP dont it, just not at 8x all my drives are IDE Buy a better PSU, your old one will not cope, and could cause damage when it dies. Your vid card should be fine. Ben |
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