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Would you say these are good for value.

http://www.savastore.com/products/ssearch.asp?search= ( space) list&Step=keep&Str=CPRD&salcat=MBRD&prodline=MBKT

Also do motherboards need a certain PSU. i.e 300 watt 400 watt

And- When buying a case , am i looking for it to match the procesor, I.E Socket A & Socket 478, or am i looking for it to be ATX form factor.

Would you say these are good for value.

http://www.savastore.com/products/ssearch.asp?search= ( space) list&Step=keep&Str=CPRD&salcat=MBRD&prodline=MBKT

Also do motherboards need a certain PSU. i.e 300 watt 400 watt

And- When buying a case , am i looking for it to match the procesor, I.E Socket A & Socket 478, or am i looking for it to be ATX form factor.

p4_man wrote:
> Would you say these are good for value.
>
> http://www.savastore.com/products/ssearch.asp?search= ( space)
> list&Step=keep&Str=CPRD&salcat=MBRD&prodline=MBKT
>
> Also do motherboards need a certain PSU. i.e 300 watt 400 watt
>
> And- When buying a case , am i looking for it to match the procesor,
> I.E Socket A & Socket 478, or am i looking for it to be ATX form
> factor.

Match the form factor of the motherboard to the case.

You have to match the motherboard with the socket of the cpu you want, if your are going for a Pentium 4 system then you need to make sure you get a Pentium 4 compatible PSU.

c.b.

so pretty much all motherboards are ATX form factor aint they, but im just browsing through the SR magazine and half of them dont say what they are compatable with., only one or two say P4 compatable.