Is this all compatible?

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AMD Sempron 64BIT 2800+ Processor S754 Palermo 1.6GHZ 256K L2 Cache 90NM SSE3

OCZ VALUE SERIES PC2-4200 1GB 2X512MB DDR2-533 CL4-4-4-8 240PIN DIMM DUAL CHANNEL MEMORY KIT

Open Box/Refurbished ASUS K8N ATX S754 NFORCE3 250 DDR AGP 5PCI SATA Sound LAN Motherboard

Open Box/Refurbished Maxtor DiamondMax 10 100GB 7200RPM 8MB SATA Hard Drive RoHS OEM 3 Year MFR Warranty

Gigabyte GV-R925128DE Radeon 9250 128MB 64BIT DDR AGP VGA TV-OUT Video Card

Logisys CS-51WSL 51W Silver 450W ATX Tower Case 4X5.25 2X3.5 5X3.5INT W/ Window

How does that look? Will they all work together?
 

Cinna696

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no, no amd uses DDR2 memmory, you'll have to get DDR then it will work

it looks terrible also
 

KoolDrew

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What is thi even going to be used for? You would probably be better off getting a motherboard with onboard video. Get a Biostar TForce6100-754. Also, you are overclocking?
 
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Mushkin PC3200 Dual Channel 1GB 2X512MB DDR400 CL3-3-3-7 184PIN Memory Kit

Better?

EDIT : This is only for light gaming (diablo II) but I'd like to leave overclocking open for the future, so I decided to go with this.
 

KoolDrew

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Socket 754 doesn't even support dual-channel so it may be best to just get a single 1GB stick. It's something to think about.
 

Cinna696

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dual channel won't work, the cpu does not support it. unlikely you even need 1gb of memory
 
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Thanks for the help. :)

I know this build is weird, I've never put one together before, as you can tell.

But just to be sure, as it stands, everything should work, and the system should perform OK for regular use?
 

biostud

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Originally posted by: LoKe
But will the ram perform as single channel? Or will it not work at all?

yes 754 CPU's, only run in single channel.
 

KoolDrew

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EDIT : This is only for light gaming (diablo II) but I'd like to leave overclocking open for the future, so I decided to go with this.

Go with the Biostar board I recommended. I am using a Sempron 64 2800+ with it right now and it is great. Also, the onboard video would be better then that 9250. Also, that PSU you chose is crap. Get something like a Fortron AX400-PN.
 
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Originally posted by: KoolDrew
EDIT : This is only for light gaming (diablo II) but I'd like to leave overclocking open for the future, so I decided to go with this.

Go with the Biostar board I recommended. I am using a Sempron 64 2800+ with it right now and it is great. Also, the onboard video would be better then that 9250. Also, that PSU you chose is crap. Get something like a Fortron AX400-PN.

See, this is what I hate. Every time I pick something; it's wrong. Every time someone else picks something, it's either incompatable or someone else says it's wrong. I've never been able to get a solid build.
 

KoolDrew

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I've never been able to get a solid build.

That's what we are here for. If you take my suggestions I think everybody will agree it is a solid build. Some people may prefer something else, but they wouldn't say its "wrong."

This is what I would suggest:

AMD Sempron 64 2800+
Biostar TForce6100-754
Corsair Value Select 1GB
Fortron AX400-PN
 

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the psu with the case, despite possibly being crap, is still more than your system needs,

as for the motherboard & its onboard video, im not aware of a suitable comparison
 
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So your suggestion would have the possibility to OC? It will be better than the one I've come up with?

Hope the price is right.
 

KoolDrew

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The motherboard is a fantastic overclocker. Just look at some of the reviews. I have my Sempron 2800+ running @ 2.2Ghz right now with it.