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    35dBA isn't that high to be honest.

    He ain't got CF so he is at a much lower Wattage.

    Besides, the HX620 can throw 600Watt of the 12V line and another 176Watt of the 3V/5V.
    That really is enough for 4850 in CF.
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    Im getting lost with all these things you are talking about...

    So is the HX620 good for a quad core, 9800 or a 8800 and the other parts...?

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    Yes it will be.
    Why are you going 9800GTX on a P45 bord?
    Better get yourself a HD4850.
    Look at the recommendations plz.. 4/5 people says HD4850 and you get yourself a 9800GTX?

    Read this:
    http://en.expreview.com/2008/06/24/f...nd-hd-4850/21/

    Then this:
    http://www.hardware.fr/medias/photos...IMG0023591.gif

    And just read in the VGA sector of this forum for 2minutes xD
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    Well I was doing a review on the 4850 and I actually talked to someone on here I forgot who but they said the HD 4850 has heating problems and the fan only goes to like 16% unless you go do it manually or something in that matter.

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    So the motherboard and GPU combo is better than a seperate MB and nvidia GPU.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kraifect View Post
    Ok , well im sure my parents will lay out some more for the rebates if I ask them when there in a good mood.

    Also L777 you said I should get the intel core 2 duo E8400 thats actually not a bad idea, anyone have one of these?
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115037 and the price isnt to bad either..

    perk that asus motherboard you mentioned above how is that good/bad?
    I was looking at the striker extreme but tha thing cost some big bux :P
    I have an E8400 and it runs pretty slick I freaking hate this mobo tho no matter what do not buy a p5n-d Had to RMA 2 of em to get one with a working lan. I only bought the damn thing because it was the cheapest one i could find that would run Both PCI-e's at 16x in sli.


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    P 45 !
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    Ok so im about to order the motherboard now that I just ordered my Antec.
    Your 100% sure the Asus + HDRadeon4850 combo is a good deal :P ? Last minute decision.

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    If it takes you more than 3 pages to decide on a $900 rig, you:

    A. Have no idea what you're doing. OR
    B. Are doing this for fun. OR
    C. Are making a HUGE list of different builds you can make for under $900 (why?) OR
    D. Have already ordered from Dell and will let us know at the end of the 10th page.

    Seriously, buy it already.

    Perkam

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    Lmfao, Choice (A)

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    trying to make pg 6
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    Haha page 6 it is!

    All parts and accesories bought, MOD/ADMIN please close thread .


    Thank you everyone for your help!

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    It is still page 5 (A)

    ...

    But oke,
    What did you bought?
    And we want pics ofcourse of your build (H)
    Some nice pictures are always good
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    Intel Q6600
    Antec 900
    Rosewell 1000W PSU ( Hahaha jk I got 620W Corsair )
    ASUS MB + 4850 Combo
    500GB Segate HD
    Pioneer DVDBurner/CDROM
    Sunbeam 4 Port Rheobus Fan Controller

    Already had monitor , keyboard/mouse, external HD, speakers, mousepad etc.

    I will post pics once everything is essembled.
    Since im new to this whole building thing I called up a computer store near me and I was like aye how much you guys charge to put a computer together if I have all the parts? And they were we charge 60 dollars an hour and it usually takes two hours.

    I was like hell nah and hung up, so I guess I have to rely on myself to build this O_O.

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    anybody can build a pc... the trick is getting it to post...

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    2 Hours.. those people really are some dumbf*cks
    You can assemble a PC in <25 minutes + Another 10minutes for some nice cable management.
    But yeah, if you start.. take it easy =]

    Btw, you said you want to buy some other fans, didn't you?
    Take a look at the Yate Loons: Click.
    They go out for nothing but the price/value is sky high
    (plus PTS is awesome.) (+ this is nice )

    But it really ain't that hard.. building a PC.

    - Get your Motherboard
    -> Install your CPU and your CPU cooler on your motherboard.
    --> Attach the CPU Coolers fan-connector to your motherboard.
    ---> Install you RAM on your Motherboard. Don't use to much pressure!

    - Grab your Motherboard Guide
    -> Check for 'Front Panel Connectors'
    --> Attach all of the Front Panel Connectors (Power/Reset/Harddisk LED/Power LED/USB/FireWire etc.).

    - Get your Case
    -> Install you Power Supply in it.
    --> Throw the cables in some 5,25" DVD slot so they aren't in the way for now.

    - Install Motherboard in Case and Install the screws.. don't tighten them up right away.
    -> Screw all the screws in loosely and then, when all 9(?) are in, tighten them up a little more.
    --> Put the 24PIN Motherboard ATX Power connector in your Motherboard.
    ---> Put the 4PIN or 8PIN CPU connector from you Power Supply in the Motherboard.

    - Install Harddisk in Harddisk cage or if no present, in a regular 3,5" slot.
    -> Secure it with screws or Tool-less clips.
    (Might want to do this before a VGA card, otherwise the VGA might be in the way.)


    - Install the Graphics Card in the upper PCI-Expresse slot.
    -> clip the PCI-bracket of the case on it.

    - Install your DVD Burner in the 5,25" Slot and use the clips or use screws to secure it.

    - Grab the cables of your Power Supply.
    -> Put the 6PIN or 8PIN PCI-E connector in your VGA Card.
    --> Put the SATA Connector in your Harddisk and DVD Burner.

    - Now get your SATA Connectors our of your Motherboard box.
    -> Connect them to your Harddisk and DVD Burner.
    --> Connect the other ends to your Motherboard.

    - Attach all your Fan Connectors to the motherboard or a Fan Controller.

    - Fire the baby up and see if everything is g&#243;&#243;d (H)
    -> Amen.

    If i'm right, -already late- =], you got everything now
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    The parts havent came yet, some parts I got free shipping so there going to take a while.
    Such as my case, but thats coming on the 16th.

    And, I forgot to order a CPU cooler O_O does the quad come with a stock one for now?

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    You must have liked the modular cabling idea alot lol seeing how much the 620W costs comparing with TX-750. When talking about modular units Corsair does not have very good value imo. Great quality but too expensive comparing with competing products.

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    It takes me 30 min just to unpack everything and cutout rebate upc's. before I even start assembling... then an hr assembling, depending on how meticulous I wanna be. sure you can throw it together in 20 min if you want, but that's not being careful and meticulous... it's not a race, take your time and do it right. especially your first time. you'll just break something OR get everything assembled only to find it doesn't post... nobody gets any prizes for a stopwatch assembly...

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    Yeah im in no rush.
    I just wish I had some friends that were knowledged in building computers so they can direct me and show me so I can learn a bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kraifect View Post
    The parts havent came yet, some parts I got free shipping so there going to take a while.
    Such as my case, but thats coming on the 16th.

    And, I forgot to order a CPU cooler O_O does the quad come with a stock one for now?
    If you bougt a BOXED Q6600, it had a Stock cooler, yes.

    If you bought OEM, you have no cooler in the package.
    Also, OEM's have a year less warranty (atleast here in EU, OEM=2yr | BOXED=3yr)
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    Yeah I bought it in the box.

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