It shouldn't be very hard at all. Just get some pliers for the little plastic screws and be gentle when removing the HS/F off the GPU core and you'll be fine.
I'd suggest this if you're looking for silence.
SATA 150 isn't any faster in the realworld than IDE 133 is. It's just a marketing gimmick for most SATA drives. If you go for SATA, assume the only benefits you'll receive is a newer interface and a smaller cable.
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IMO, you just got a dud. Happens with all brands...
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I'd also suggest Fortron as they have some well-priced quality units that would power your system very easily.
No need to break the bank wth this PSU.
1) If you aren't overclocking, there won't be much need for expensive OCing RAM. Timings are not that big of a concern either, as they don't effect performance heavily. Also, stick to NON-ECC and unbuffered for maximum compatibility/performance.
----> Check out this thread
I'd suggest...
Why not look into getting the OCZ DDR Booster and grab some of the brands highlighted in this review? I may be wrong, I don't think there is any RAM out there that will do what you need it to without the extra juice.
Also, why isn't your current RAM fine? Timings don't make that big of a...
Wow, enough of the thread crapping.
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Take a look at the building guide at the top of the forum. That should get you started on what parts you should be looking at. The AMD $1700 PC should be a good match for your needs
Sorry, but we can't very accurately guess power requirements in the future.
However, that PSU WILL power even the highest end desktop systems out there today.
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