My new PC 2008 :: Configuration(s) :: Need advice(s)

just one quick comment on the monitor. that seems like a good monitor, but it also seems very expensive for a 19 inch.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?Sort=4&Nav=|c:170|&Recs=30
that link at tigerdirect has several 19" monitors that are much cheaper.
NEC ASLCD193WXM-BK 19" Widescreen LCD Monitor - 5ms, 1000:1, WXGA+ 1440x900, DVI, Black, Built-In Speakers at TigerDirect.com
Samsung 906BW 19" Widescreen LCD Monitor - 2ms, 700:1(DC 2000:1) Contrast Ratio, WXGA+ 1440x900, Gloss Black, DVI, D-sub, 16:10 Aspect Ratio at TigerDirect.com
the two monitors i just listed right there are pretty good i think, and you could save about $70 or $80
 
yeah thats probably a slightly older monitor that they havent dropped the price on for some reason yet. let us know which monitor you go with
 
Configuration 28:

Motherboard: Asus, P5K-E/WiFi-AP (Intel P35) - $165
Processor: Intel, Core 2 Duo E4400 (2.0GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB) - $135
Memory: Geil, 2x2GB (GX24GB6400DC, PC2-6400, DDR2-800MHz) - $115
Graphics Card: Sapphire, Radeon HD 3850 (21121-00-20R, GDDR3-256MB) - $215
Hard Drive: Seagate, 500GB (ST3500630AS, 16MB cache, 7200RPM) - $150
Optical Drive: Samsung, DVD+/-RW DL (SH-S203B, 20x) - $30
Chassis: Cooler Master, Centurion 534+ (3x120mm - front, rear, side) - $100
Power Supply: be quiet!, 350W (BQT E5-350W) - $85

Display: LG, Flatron L1954TQ (19-inch, TN) - $280
Speakers: Edifier, R1900TIII (2.0) - $80
Keyboard: Pleomax, PKB-4500 (USB, multimedia) - $15
Mouse: Logitech, RX250 (USB, optical) - $10

Total: $995/$1380

Under $1000 ($995) for PC it self and $385 for peripherals... I think, that this configuration is good (at least fine).

Got back to one HDD, because I've calculated, that everything will be alright... 400GB for C:\ (software) and 100GB for D:\ (storage).
 
MercyFlush said:
you sure you dont want to switch monitors? youd be able to use that money to upgrade on something else
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What's so special about these peripherals? Well... this monitor/display has a contrast ratio of 5000:1 and brightness of 300. Speakers are 30W each. Keyboard has notebook x-keys with no sound of pressing. Mouse is optical with 1000dpi. So, sorry for not listening to your suggestion - I'll still consider your advice, thanks. ;)
 
Configuration 29:

Motherboard: Asus, P5K-E/WiFi-AP (Intel P35) - $165
Processor: Intel, Core 2 Duo E4400 (2.0GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB) - $135
Memory: Geil, 2x2GB (GX24GB6400DC, PC2-6400, DDR2-800MHz) - $115
Graphics Card: Sapphire, Radeon HD 3850 (21121-00-20R, GDDR3-256MB) - $215
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $75
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $75
Optical Drive: Samsung, DVD+/-RW DL (SH-S203N, 20x, LightScribe) - $30
Chassis: Cooler Master, Centurion 534+ (RC-534, 3x120mm - front, rear, side) - $100
Power Supply: be quiet!, 400W (BQT E5-400W) - $85

Display: LG, Flatron L1954TQ (19-inch, TN) - $280
Speakers: Edifier, R1900TIII (2.0) - $80
Keyboard: Pleomax, PKB-4500 (USB, multimedia) - $15
Mouse: Logitech, RX250 (USB, optical) - $10

Total: $995/$1380

Now this one is perfect... under $1000, with a backup HDD and good support for now a days games. Tell me, if I'm wrong in something.

Waiting on your comments and corrections (if such would be).
 
yeah that looks pretty good to me. i cant see anything wrong with it. are you going to be assembling it yourself? sorry if you answered that in another post but im on a really slow computer at a friends house, so it takes like five minutes for the pages to load
 
MercyFlush said:
yeah that looks pretty good to me. i cant see anything wrong with it. are you going to be assembling it yourself? sorry if you answered that in another post but im on a really slow computer at a friends house, so it takes like five minutes for the pages to load
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Well... I'd wish, that I would assemble it myself, if I could know how to do this. Acually, I'm planning to give some cash on a delivery to my place, then invite some IT professionals from some organization, so they could assemble it right in front of my eyes... it would be very cool. :rolleyes: ...that will cost too.

Edited: Talking 'bout slow computer... I'm on a 8 years old right now, another one (as a server) is about 9 years old. Can't wait to get this babe assembled and running it's first time! :rolleyes:
 
Configuration 30:

Motherboard: Asus, P5K-E/WiFi-AP (Intel P35) - $165
Processor: Intel, Core 2 Duo E4400 (2.0GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB) - $134.40
Memory: Geil, 2x2GB (GX24GB6400DC, PC2-6400, DDR2-800MHz) - $110
Graphics Card: XFX, GeForce 8800 GT (PV-T88P-UDF4, GDDR3-256MB) - $280
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $73.51
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $73.51
Optical Drive: Samsung, DVD+/-RW DL (SH-S203N, 20x, LightScribe) - $30.13
Chassis: Cooler Master, Centurion 534+ (RC-534, 1x120mm rear, 1x120mm front) - $99
Power Supply: be quiet!, 400W (BQT E5-400W) - $85

Display: LG, Flatron L1954TQ (19-inch, TN) - $267.37
Speakers: Edifier, R1900TIII (2.0) - $77.22
Keyboard: Pleomax, PKB-4500 (USB, multimedia) - $17.28
Mouse: Logitech, RX250 (USB, optical) - $11.65

Total: $1050.55/$1424.07

How you like my final mid-range PC configuration? Changed back to NVIDIA... GeForce 8800 GT 256MB.
 
Configuration 31:

Motherboard: Asus, P5K-E/WiFi-AP (Intel P35) - $165
Processor: Intel, Core 2 Duo E4400 (2.0GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB) - $134.40
Memory: Geil, 2x2GB (GX24GB6400DC, PC2-6400, DDR2-800MHz) - $110
Graphics Card: Sapphire, Radeon HD 3850 (21121-00-20R, GDDR3-256MB) - $230
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $73.51
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $73.51
Optical Drive: Samsung, DVD+/-RW DL (SH-S203N, 20x, LightScribe) - $30.13
Chassis: Cooler Master, Centurion 534+ (RC-534, 1x120mm rear, 1x120mm front) - $99
Power Supply: be quiet!, 400W (BQT E5-400W) - $85

Display: LG, Flatron L1954TQ (19-inch, TN) - $267.37
Speakers: Edifier, R1900TIII (2.0) - $77.22
Keyboard: Pleomax, PKB-4500 (USB, multimedia) - $17.28
Mouse: Logitech, RX250 (USB, optical) - $11.65

Total: $1000.55/$1374.07

Haha, $1000 for PC - GREAT! How you like it? Changed back to ATI after a bit of researches... in 256MB ATI rocks.

It's not a full new configuration, but with as much correct prices, as possible.
 
Configuration 32:

Motherboard: Asus, P5K (Intel P35) - $124.80
Processor: Intel, Core 2 Duo E4400 (2.0GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB) - $134.40
Memory: Geil, 2x2GB (GX24GB6400DC, PC2-6400, DDR2-800MHz) - $110.00
Graphics Card: XFX, GeForce 8800 GS (PV-T88S-FDF4, GDDR3-384MB) - $205.00
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $73.51
Hard Drive: Seagate, 250GB (ST3250820AS, 8MB cache, 7200RPM) - $73.51
Optical Drive: Samsung, DVD+/-RW DL (SH-S203N, 20x, LightScribe) - $30.13
Chassis: Cooler Master, Centurion 534+ (RC-534, 1x120mm rear, 1x120mm front) - $99.00
Power Supply: be quiet!, 400W (BQT E5-400W) - $85.00

Display: --
Speakers: --
Keyboard: --
Mouse: --

Total Price: $935.35

P5K motherboard... what you'll say? 2.0GHz processor... do I really need more? 4GB of memory... needed for Windows Vista (Ultimate)... right? GeForce 8800 GS... better, than Radeon HD 3850 (good choice)? Two HDDs on 250GB - one as a system HDD and other as a storage HDD... any corrections? ODD - DVD+/-RW DL, 20x with LightScribe... best from Samsung? Chassis... could you find a better one? PSU - 400W from be quiet!... will it be really quiet and good?

Thanks...
 
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