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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
Wihtout monitor is about £980 :o I could pay loads more for a less powerful dell..
I've decided a 400W one would make it more stable...
> http://www.sudhian.com/docs.cfm/id/301.sud
>
> Not out over here in the UK yet, but looking at about £300 upon
> its release in the near future.
Thanks. Late February is what I see from the forum, which isn't that long to wait. I still have to get rid of my parallel port printer and get a new USB one.
> Has anyone seen the new graphics card in the new SR mag. The Geforce
> FX 256MB.
The GeForce FX card SR sell will be one of the worst FX cards available. It only has the 500mhz DDR RAM, so will run quite slowly in comparison to the real models which have 1ghz DDR2 RAM.
> Its not in the RAM really..... i have only 32mb VRAM... but thats on a
> geforce 2 GTS which beats a mx... version of it. which has more
> memory. oh well
Yeh, the RAM is only for storing textures in. The more RAM you have on your videocard, the higher quality textures you can have in your game. Give me as much texture memory as you want, I have a program that will always eat the lot of it :O/
Not as though, any game developers can even begin to utilise the power of a 128MB or even a 64MB.
Not out over here in the UK yet, but looking at about £300 upon its release in the near future.