Review my AMD BUILD

[elec999]

This is a build for a friend. He doesnt game, he needs a fast system and must have 4GB of ram. I was thinking of the Amd 5000+ to do a bit overclocking. Here is my part list, all prices in Canadian dollars. What would you change.


HIS Radeon HD 3450 Heatsink 256MB DDR2 DVI VGA DIRECTX10.1 Video Card W/ HDMI Adapter
Corsair CMPSU-450VX 450W ATX 12V 33A 24PIN ATX Power Supply Active PFC 120MM Fan
Kingwin Revolution Heatpipe Direct Touch CPU Cooler LGA775 AM2 S939 S754 92MM PWM 1200-2800RPM
Amd Athlon 64 X2 5000+ Dual Core Processor Socket AM2 2.6GHZ Retail Black Box No Hsf Unlocked
Western Digital SE16 320GB SATA2 7200RPM 16MB 8.9MS Hard Drive
Biostar TForce TA770 A2+ ATX AM2 AM2+ AMD 770 1PCI-E16 2PCI-E1 3PCI SATA2 eSATA RAID Gbe Motherboard
Pioneer DVR-212D Black DVD-RW 18X6X18 DVD+RW 18X8X18 Dl 10X Sata 2MB Oem Dvd Burner No Software
G.SKILL F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ PC2-8000 4GB 2X2GB DDR2-1000 CL5-5-5-15 240PIN Dual Channel Memory Kit
Antec Solo Quiet Mini Tower Case ATX Silver Black 4X5.25 4X3.5INT No PS
Sub Total: $625.15
Thanks

[duploxxx]

looks good, but pc8000 is not a standard so i would take 800 that is supported by k8 and probably bit cheaper or 1066 that is supported by phenom, you could also check for new 780 board

[SoulsCollective]

Not to divert this off-topic, but if you're looking to do some OCing and for the high-end with the 5000+, why are you going with AMD? AMD rigs are really only viable in the budget and mid-range, and even then I'd never recommend a current AMD CPU for an OC rig.

[Aussie FX]

looks good, but pc8000 is not a standard so i would take 800 that is supported by k8 and probably bit cheaper or 1066 that is supported by phenom, you could also check for new 780 board

Yeah, definitely 780G and a 3450. :up: