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edelbrock

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I just looked at my case again and there is about one inch between the back of the power supply and the top ports.
 
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AndysRevenge

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Once inch, one mm, as long as it fits haha. Thanks again to Mr. Eldelbrock :D I will definatly enjoy it... Check out what im upgrading from...
PII 233, Abit AX6B, no name pc 133 128mb sdram, 3D RAGE IIC AGP, assorted other crap haha!
 
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SrGuapo

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Yeah, nice solutions... I these are almost the same components I will be getting in the next couple of months as well! I am running a P3 500, so just slightly better than yours...
 
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JBDan

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Build it with care :) Becareful of anxiety attacks up until its complete lol
 
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imported_AndyT

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The OCZ Powerstream models are about 1.35 inch longer than a standard ATX PSU or 6.875" total. The space was required for the larger heatsinks and extra circuitry for the adjustable rails and all.
 
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AndysRevenge

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This setup was the bomb back in the day rofl! Started out a PII 400 with quality ram but I got jacked at my local computer store after a "repair". Oh yeah I have a huge 6 GB HDD on this thing :laugh: I did have a PC I got from a relative awhile back, HP 8560c, complete with celeron 500 and and ASUS MEW MB that ASUS wouldn't even claim as its own! Needless to say the HP died the PC I built (and am talking to you with) was built 4 years earlyer and still works fine.
 
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AndysRevenge

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Well I could type a price list or you could just go to newegg :p Your looking at a $1,600.00 Setup give or take some change.
 
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AndysRevenge

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Ok It has been ordered. Well most of it anyway heh, couple of parts won't be there till tommarow! Anywho here's your pricelist...

Thermaltake Tsunami - $122.00

MSI K8N NEO2 Platinum - $139.50

OCZ 3200 Plat Rev. 2 $270.25

OCZ Powerstream 520w - $140.50

74GB Raptor - $177.00

NEC ND-3500A BK - $65.50

BFG 6800 GT - $419.50

Athlon 64 3500+ Winchester - $295.00

Total - $1629.25
 
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AndysRevenge

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There were some rebates but Im not going to count that... Because I won't be doing anything but using my new pc for the next year when it gets fully assembled rofl :D
 
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AndysRevenge

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Your damn skippy im going to have fun with this build lol!!! Besides Im guessing my rig will give me some benchmarks somewhere close to his :)
 
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Cryption

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Yea man, enjoy it... it's great for about 3 months until AMD releases new chips, Nvidia comes out with a whole new line of video cards, and memory speeds double. But until tomorrow, you've got the best. Enjoy!

And thanks for the price list. :)
 
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AndysRevenge

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Originally posted by: Cryption
Yea man, enjoy it... it's great for about 3 months until AMD releases new chips, Nvidia comes out with a whole new line of video cards, and memory speeds double. But until tomorrow, you've got the best. Enjoy!

And thanks for the price list. :)
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Np on the list, im happy to share my wealth *laughs* New chips, New video cards, memory speed increasing, oh yeah the cost going through the roof too rofl. If my last system is any guide I'll still be using my new one 8 years from now, and maybe looking for an upgrade ;)

It will give you FANTASTIC benchies thats a GARUNTEE
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I have no doubt it will satisfy my needs, and for a cool grand less than Mr. FX-55 :laugh:
 
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