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Comments, opinions, reccommendations on this setup

ares32585

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I have bought, are going to buy, or have parts from an older system that will be part of this one:

-APEX ATX 300W Full Tower Super Case
-1 GHZ AMD Athlon "Thunderbird" Processor
-GlobalWin FOP321 Heatsink + Fan
-3 X 80x80cm Sunon High Speed Case Fans
-Asus A7V Motherboard
-SB Live! MP3+
-2 X 128MB PC133SDRAM
-IBM Deskstar 75GXP 45GB 7200 RPM ATA 100 HD
-ELSA GLADIAC GeForce2GTS
-Kenwood 72X True-X CD-ROM
-TEAC Floppy drive
-Yamaha YSTMS50B Speakers

and from an older computer:
-2X DVDROM Drive
-Iomega 100MB Zip Drive
-Quantum 8GB ATA33 HD
 
great setup!

Don't forget, a system is not complete w/o a good monitor.
Also, don't waste a good system simply for web browing, and games....
Put it to work for you not just staring at the benchmark.

DV editing is a start... 😉
 
Very good system! I would go with one 256MB instead of two 128MB sticks, but if you already have that memory or you aren't planning on adding more later, I suppose it doesn't matter.

Looks good to me. Do you plan on doing any overclocking with that?

Cretin
 
Too late! I bought 2 X 128MB PC133 because it ended up being cheaper and I figured that I'll still have one empty DIMM slot if I want more. By the way it is Crucial memory, I just ordered it this morning before they could raise their prices.🙂

-I don't plan on doing any overclocking anytime soon, but I might possibly overclock in the future.
 
Tech Q: Why would he want 1 256 instead of 2> 128 sticks? Is the 256 any faster,or you guys recommend that 256 just for future upgrade purposes? Thx
 
I believe that there is no difference in performance. It's just that motherboards only have a limited number of memory slots.
 
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