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PC Dilemma

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loverblue05

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I AM HAVING A LITTLE DILEMMA WITH DECIDING ON WHAT PARTS I SHOULD BUY TO BUILD ME A NEW COMPUTER.

heres what i brought so far: logitech wireless lx700 keyboard and mouse, creative labs sound blaster live 24 bit sound card, nec black floppy drive, nec black ide dvd burner double layer, logitech x530 5.1 70 w surround sound speakers and aspire x-navigator black and blue aluminum case 500 Watts power supply


now i need advice on the rest of the parts:

processor ( i am stickin with AMD and willing to spend no more then $550) i ws thinkin on athlon64 4000

motherboard (i will to spend no more then 200) i was thinkin on asus sli motherboard

memory (i will to spend no more then 200) i was thinkin dual channel 2 GB

video card (i willing to spend no more then 550) i was thinkin on either gforce 6800 ultra or waitin for the next generation cards but i dodnt know when they coming out

lcd monitor ( i willing to spend no more then 350)

hard drive (willin to spend no more then 150) i was think of a sata drive


any advice would be appreciate and i willin to be flexible with the money if it is really worth it
 
From my understanding, people seem to agree that you should go with a 3700+ San Diego, and save some money on the processor and put that towards your video card. Although I did just see you mentioned you want 2 GB ram for less then $200, that may be tough unless you get some value ram, which I'm unable to recommend as I am not as familiar with ram as others are.

If overclocking the general posters here will suggest the DFI LANPARTY UT nF4 SLI-DR

Now for video card, it depends on how patient you are or if you really want to have this system started asap. The first thing I was thinking was you could get a 6800 Ultra now, and get another one in a few months or even a year and probably have state of the art performance easily.

Leadtek PX6800Ultra

LCD I have the perfect recommendation for you that fits in your budget and is an excellent LCD. The response time of 8ms is fantastic and a lot of gamers give it excellent reviews and said to have almost zero ghosting, only if you are looking for it will you notice I've heard. Better then the Dell LCD.

HYUNDAI L90D+ Silver 19" 8ms

 
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