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Old January 27th, 2009, 11:10 PM
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Possible questions, ideas for my future build?
Hi,
I'm working on building my first computer and I have messed around before, although never fully built, with adding components.

I think I have a understanding and think these will all work together beautifully.
htt p://ww w.newegg.com/Product/Product.as px?Item=<id>
(probably going to call for alot of work... :-( )

<id>
N82E16824014181 $299.00 2
N82E16811112181 $379.00 1
N82E16817189011 $109.99 1
N82E16813131339 $188.99 1
N82E16819103471 $235.00 1
N82E16820104038 $51.99 2
N82E16822148262 $54.00 2
N82E16814130441 $249.99 1
N82E16833124139 $60.00 1
N82E16827129028 $42.00 1
N82E16883100017 $449.99 1

If anyone could look at this and tell me if i'm corrrect, it would be wonderful.

Also and suggestions would be great! Thanks ahead of time.
( BTW: Number after price is quanity. )
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Old January 28th, 2009, 10:44 AM
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Hi,
I'm working on building my first computer and I have messed around before, although never fully built, with adding components.

I think I have a understanding and think these will all work together beautifully.
htt p://ww w.newegg.com/Product/Product.as px?Item=<id>
(probably going to call for alot of work... :-( )

<id>
N82E16824014181 $299.00 2
N82E16811112181 $379.00 1
N82E16817189011 $109.99 1
N82E16813131339 $188.99 1
N82E16819103471 $235.00 1
N82E16820104038 $51.99 2
N82E16822148262 $54.00 2
N82E16814130441 $249.99 1
N82E16833124139 $60.00 1
N82E16827129028 $42.00 1
N82E16883100017 $449.99 1

If anyone could look at this and tell me if i'm corrrect, it would be wonderful.

Also and suggestions would be great! Thanks ahead of time.
( BTW: Number after price is quanity. )


Yes that system will work very nice. For $2119.95 it will play any game you throw at it for a while. Happy fragging
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Old January 28th, 2009, 07:15 PM
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Question Awesome to hear...
ha. Thanks for checking it out. It must have been hell using the id but i couldn't post urls.

I will do a good amount of gaming, but I also do alot of web development and 3d graphics.

Do you have any idea if that video card will be able to handle it?

I saw that there were video cards that were consider workstation graphics, but I couldn't understand the difference.

Thanks again.
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