a little help from the "experts"

[designateddecoy]

I am interested in building a complete top of the line computer, from mouse to monitor to motherboard, I want to see what you guys think would be the best. A complete computer made with an infinite budget... keep in mind, what you put up, might be what I buy, so help me out and make it something nice all around.


oh, I forgot to mention that the computer will be used mainly for gaming and coding... thanks guys, I cant wait to see what you come up with.

 

[nboy22]

I would say get the AMD FX-53 processor to start out with, people can add from there, or put in their opinions on it.

 

[designateddecoy]

so far we have one piece, a very important piece, but not gonna make for very good fps or anything like that all by itself... in fact, i would be willing to say that it wouldnt even turn on all by itself

 

[Polishwonder74]

Most of us would probably agree almost 100% with what the fellas at Anandtech came up with this month.

Buyer's Guide: High End System - July 2004

 

[nick1985]

Originally posted by: Polishwonder74
Most of us would probably agree almost 100% with what the fellas at Anandtech came up with this month.

Buyer's Guide: High End System - July 2004

yeah, just get what is recommended in the high end buyers guide.

 

[Megatomic]

Yes and unless you are running a server don't go for the impending 5 disk SCSI RAID arrays, you can spend big $$$ on SCSI alone.

 

[imported_jediknight]

Originally posted by: nboy22
I would say get the AMD FX-53 processor to start out with, people can add from there, or put in their opinions on it.

I'd start with dual Opterons :->

 

[fireontheway]

for the enclosure,how about the TNN 500A or if that is a lil too much(can't be cause you said infinite ) you can also look at the SST-TJ03.


fixed link for TNN 500A