Feedback on components for my next computer?

[Cyphermonk]

Does anyone know of any memory compatability issues with the
Intel D875PBZLK mobo?

On Friday, I will be ordering the following via NewEgg.com

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Motherboard
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Intel Pentium 4 (800 FSB) w/ PAT & HT - Model D875PBZLK

CPU
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Intel Pentium 4 2.8(c) Ghz w/ HT & 800Mhz FSB

Ram
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Kingston HyperX - 1GB (2x512MB) DDR400 (PC3200) 2-3-2-6-1T

Graphics Card
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Guillemot Hercules ATI Radeon 9800 Pro w/ 128MB DDR Ram

Sound Card
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Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2

Hard Drive
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Wester Digital Raptor - 36GB SATA@150MB/s 10,000 RPM

Floppy Drive
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Sony 1.44MB 3.5" Internal FDD

Keyboard/Mouse
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Microsoft 114-key Internet Keyboard & Optical USB Wheel Mouse

Case
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Aspire X-Dreamer BLACK Mid-Tower PC Case w/ 350 PSU

O/S
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Microsoft XP Professional Academic Upgrade edition

Monitor (from current system)
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21" Sony Trinitron

CD/DVD (from current system)
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Samsung DVD-ROM
Sony CD-RW CRX140E

Extra's (from current system)
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I-Omega 100MB Zip Drive
Altec Lansing ACS340 2.1 Speaker system
Sennheiser HD280 Stereo Monitor Headphones

Grand Total (+S/H)
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$1,500 approximate

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Can anyone point out anything I am missing that I will need to order
(such as cables, additional cooling, etc...) and can anyone tell me if
they know of any potential hardware conflicts between any of the
components I have selected?

Thanks a bunch!

Cyphermonk

 

[jfall]

Looks like a very nice system. If you are getting pc4000 I would imagine you are going to be overclocking, so maybe a good hs/fan like a Zaleman? make sure you have an SATA too. From the looks of things I can't see how there would be any conflicts

 

[wicktron]

He's not getting PC4000, he's getting DDR400 (PC3200).

 

[DaTT]

I would lose the floppy drive....save yourself 10 bucks

 

[wicktron]

I wouldn't. You never know when you need that damned floppy sometimes.

 

[mechBgon]

What kind of PSU is in that case? You might want to consider a name-brand power supply unit if it's not one of the respected brands. Enermax, Antec and Sparkle Power have pretty good reputations and are easy to find. You might also consider an Antec Sonata, with the strong TruePower380 PSU, a 120mm cooling fan, and pretty quiet acoustics (great for a dorm situation).

Your CD-RW is a pretty slow unit by today's standards, so if you use it frequently, you might consider the Mitsumi or Lite-On 52x burners, they don't cost much.