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Originally posted by: Bonesdad
No LED or case lights...this is an adult person. In fact, no case window either.
OK Ilike the SFF idea, but I find very few with onboard video (which isn't a requirement, but a cost savings measure) for less than $400. I COULD go with an old Socket A setup, but again that limits the lifespan of the computer.
No one has commented on the parts in my wishlist. I know the system is a little more than she NEEDS right now, but that's the best way to build it IMO. She has said she has $1000 to spend on it, so I thought I would do the best she can get for the $$ and still leave an upgrade path (which I don't really get with Dell). The wishlist I have was fairly hastily put together and I plan to get components from Newegg and other places...it's just convenient to create a wishlist at newegg.
If you don't like my component choices, give me some alternatives. Mind you, I haven't ruled out Dell or emachines, I just think leaving an upgrade path is important for anyone.
Can anyone suggest a S939 mobo with onboard video that won't cost me more than $100?
There are a ton of socket 939 motherboards that fit you requirements. This ASUS Fits in to a small form factor case like these
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811124109
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811129146
I know they make mini atx cases that allow for full sized PSU's, but I cannot remember where or who makes and sells them.