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AMD Athlon XP 2400 (2.0GHz)
Case
ATX 400W Alum Midi Tower (AMD/P4)
Motherboard
Asus A7V333 RAID Motherboard
RAM
512MB 333MHz DDR RAM
Hard Drive 1
Seagate 80GB Hard Drive 7,200RPM
CDRom 1
DVD-ROM Drive 16x Speed
CDRom 2
CD Re-Writer 48/12/40 BURN PROOF
Floppy Drive
1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive
Graphic Card
128MB DDR GeForce4 Ti4400 AGP
PCI Card 1
Creative SndBlaster Audigy 2 Player
Operating System
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Monitor
17 inch monitor VL700/17 FST .27 70kHz MPR2
£1,088.54 inc VAT
I've decided a 400W one would make it more stable... and a monitor so i have 2 17 inchers.... and use the CRT one with the new one and the rather not so flat one for this one im using ATM.
> cipro wrote:
>
> The sound and graphics are in built, and so are crap, but I will
> transfer my GeForce MX 420 and Sound Blaster Audigy 2 from my old
> computer, so I should be left with quite a system.
>
> If you consider an MX420 graphics card contributing to your computer
> being "quite a system" you are seriously mistaken, it
> doesn't even use DDR (and the ones that do are 64 bit DDR so make no
> difference compared to 128 bit SDR)and secondly, doesn't support
> DirectX 8.
>
> A GeForce 3 is better than any GeForce 4 MX.
My GeForce MX 420 is merely temporary, as the Base Unit I'm buying doesn't come with a decent 3D card, just some crappy on built thing, and I wasn't planning on buying a bigger and better card as that would add to the cost, and cost is something I'm trying to keep as low as possible.
I'll upgrade to a better graphics card a few months after I buy my new computer, but for the time being, the MX 420 will have to do.