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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Bulding own PC 1st time.
Hey i just ordered some parts to build a new computer this is my 1st build and i was wondering what you guys thought of the different parts i got. heres a list of them
1 x ($49.99) HD 320G|WD 7K 8M SATA2 WD3200AAJS % - OEM $49.99 1 x ($34.99) PSU COMPUCASE|HP585D RETAIL 585W RT - Retail $34.99 1 x ($23.99) DVD BURN LG|GH22NS30 22X SATA % - OEM $23.99 1 x ($134.99) VGA ASUS ENGTS250 DK/HTDI/512MD3 - Retail $134.99 1 x ($129.99) MB ASUS P5Q PRO TURBO 775 RT - Retail $129.99 1 x ($119.99) CPU INTEL|C2D E7400 2.8G 775 RT - Retail $119.99 1 x ($47.99) MEM 2Gx2|OCZ OCZ2G10664GK R - Retail $47.99 So if you could let me know what you think that would be greatly appreciated. Also i want to know if you guys have any tips for a 1st time builded. Thanks |
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Welcome to PCMech.
Your list is ok except for the power supply. That is going to be a piece of junk. I'd recommend replacing it with a PSU from a quality brand like Corsair.
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ha yeah i dont know why i cheaped out when it came to the power supply but it got good reviews i guess i will give it a chance see how it is. even thou i will prob end up getting a new one. thanks for the reply
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Hopefully it won't blow up and take all the other hardware out with it.
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Oh nice def. want to be thinking about that.
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Oh and does anybody have any tips for a first build?
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Tip #1, get a decent powersupply. You may get lucky, but bad powersupplies tend to take out expensive parts when they die. Quality units are much more stable, and worst case scenario they die gracefully. PSU recommendations: http://forum.pcmech.com/showthread.php?t=131195
Tip #2: First time build procedures: http://forum.pcmech.com/showthread.php?t=168456 Doing it outside the case first allows you to troubleshoot things much more easily.
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I would replace that hard drive with a WD Caviar Black.
Buy a case without a power supply and get a 500 watt or higher Corsair power supply. That video card requires 500 watts and 36 amps on the +12v rails. |
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