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Please advise on this new build...
Anything I purchase, it will be from eBuyer. If you have suggestions for alternative components please suggest items available from there.
I am looking for constructive input for the following build:
Anything in particular that should be avoided or could be switched out with a better alternative? Thanks, Tom
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No responses in over 24hrs.
I guess I am safe to assume this is a good choice of components
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I would consider a WD caviar black, you get a 5 year warranty and 32mb cache. I prefer Antec, Corsair, or seasonic power supply. Nice job
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Give it some time for the experts to look it over. They are probably having their 48 hour naps that geniuses need.
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. I've moved this to BYOPC, where you'll probably receive more appropriate exposure.kram
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@jdeb - Thanks for pointing that out mate. I will take a look at the options.
@Kram 2.0 - Nice one. I didn't notice that one. Doh! |
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I picked the Coolermaster case because eBuyer have it as a nice little special offer at £79.98 which includes the case and the PSU. Are you able to price me a similarly priced case along with a PSU from one of the brands you mentioned?
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a little more money but high quality. http://www.ebuyer.com/product/128045
wd caviar black http://www.ebuyer.com/product/146079 Last edited by jdeb; 12-22-2009 at 07:40 AM. |
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I've used the CM case and power supply before; the case is pretty nice and has a good amount of noise reduction however the PSU isn't very well labeled; if it says 500W, more realistically you can get 400W out of it. I would either go with the case/power supply combo that jdeb linked to or get just the CM case and a good power supply. Other than that and changing the hard drive to wd caviar black, everything looks good.
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What will be the principle application of this pc?
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Now I can be sure I am looking at right products!I actually owned the Sonata II in a previous machine. It was a nice case, as its supposed to be a noise reduction case, it made a weird vibrating sound from new. This is how the build currently looks:
Totalling at £603 Last edited by AnotherMuggle; 12-23-2009 at 04:48 PM. |
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