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In terms of memory, I’m sticking with DDR2 800s for now, but I’d defintely go for 4GB – I got some from Crucial a couple of weeks ago and the 4GB was only £7 more than the 2GB – it seemed ridiculous not too!

The Asus board should be good, both PC and HTPC I’ve put together recently are built around P5K variants – much better than a Gigabyte board I had for the preceding 6 months and gave me nothing but hassle.

I’m working on a post detailing my new HTPC, specs and how I found putting it together, so should hopefully be useful to others in future.

Good luck with getting it all up and running again soon – I know the hassle and annoyance of not having PCs working all too well, anything you need, just give me a shout!

In terms of memory, I’m sticking with DDR2 800s for now, but I’d defintely go for 4GB – I got some from Crucial a couple of weeks ago and the 4GB was only £7 more than the 2GB – it seemed ridiculous not too!

The Asus board should be good, both PC and HTPC I’ve put together recently are built around P5K variants – much better than a Gigabyte board I had for the preceding 6 months and gave me nothing but hassle.

I’m working on a post detailing my new HTPC, specs and how I found putting it together, so should hopefully be useful to others in future.

Good luck with getting it all up and running again soon – I know the hassle and annoyance of not having PCs working all too well, anything you need, just give me a shout!

I used to buy the best i can get all the time, but then i realized that it is better to buy just what you need. Thats because the components are getting so advanced so quickly and by the time you want to use your computer for more that you wanted in the first place its already outdated and you are all bummed out.

and one more thing, if you want some real performance the most important thing is a 10k rpm Hard Drive. Because, if you think about it, the HD is what “everyone” in the computer is waiting for all the time because it is the slowest component of all by a margin. I had no idea how much improvement a 10k rpm drive can give until i got my hands on one. It is amazing.

Amit

I used to buy the best i can get all the time, but then i realized that it is better to buy just what you need. Thats because the components are getting so advanced so quickly and by the time you want to use your computer for more that you wanted in the first place its already outdated and you are all bummed out.

and one more thing, if you want some real performance the most important thing is a 10k rpm Hard Drive. Because, if you think about it, the HD is what “everyone” in the computer is waiting for all the time because it is the slowest component of all by a margin. I had no idea how much improvement a 10k rpm drive can give until i got my hands on one. It is amazing.

Amit

For bang for the buck vcard I’ll go with Nvidia’s 9600GT, it can compete agaianst the more expensive Ati 3870.

For shelf life.. you might wait for P4x intel chipset. said to have support for higher FSB.

For bang for the buck vcard I’ll go with Nvidia’s 9600GT, it can compete agaianst the more expensive Ati 3870.

For shelf life.. you might wait for P4x intel chipset. said to have support for higher FSB.

I’m going Quadcore as I try to buy the best kit I can afford and cascade old parts down to slower machines, so that the newer kit has as long a shelf life as possible. I think you are right about the 8800GT though, but I’m going for more than I need right now, as I don’t know what the 8800GT will be doing in the future.

I ordered all my bits this afternoon – will let you know what I plumped for in a future post!

I’m going Quadcore as I try to buy the best kit I can afford and cascade old parts down to slower machines, so that the newer kit has as long a shelf life as possible. I think you are right about the 8800GT though, but I’m going for more than I need right now, as I don’t know what the 8800GT will be doing in the future.

I ordered all my bits this afternoon – will let you know what I plumped for in a future post!

As for memory I always suggest that 2Gb will be enough. A 32-bit Windows os (Vista and XP) will only read upto 3.5Gb.

As for memory I always suggest that 2Gb will be enough. A 32-bit Windows os (Vista and XP) will only read upto 3.5Gb.

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And no you dont have to switch mobo but still i would consier this one – Gygabyte ‏P35-DS4.
And one last thing regarding the ASUS EN8800GT if it is just for HDTV and movies that it is a huge overkill. unless you are play games, or use Autocad/3dmax and such, you have no need for that.

I am also looking into a new computer but i am waiting to see what will the new AMD platform look like.

Feel free to ask anything else you want

p.s Love your blog!

Amit

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And no you dont have to switch mobo but still i would consier this one – Gygabyte ‏P35-DS4.
And one last thing regarding the ASUS EN8800GT if it is just for HDTV and movies that it is a huge overkill. unless you are play games, or use Autocad/3dmax and such, you have no need for that.

I am also looking into a new computer but i am waiting to see what will the new AMD platform look like.

Feel free to ask anything else you want

p.s Love your blog!

Amit

4GB is a good idea. I did have 4GB in my machine until I stole 2GB to build my other HTPC, and I do think it has slowed down.

Dual core is a good idea. Which chip would you get instead of the Q6600 that costs around the same? Would I need a different mobo?

4GB is a good idea. I did have 4GB in my machine until I stole 2GB to build my other HTPC, and I do think it has slowed down.

Dual core is a good idea. Which chip would you get instead of the Q6600 that costs around the same? Would I need a different mobo?

I would go with 4GB ram as it is so cheap today.
and loose the Quad Core it will take some time for application to use it properly and it is over performed by the strong Dual Core with the same price tag

I would go with 4GB ram as it is so cheap today.
and loose the Quad Core it will take some time for application to use it properly and it is over performed by the strong Dual Core with the same price tag