ndmmxiaomayi SG I prefer Seagate. But up to them lah. They can change this and that to suit themselves.
nOrmalbOi SG got.. go check properly Seagate hdds all run v silent.. and also damn hot.. and heat would eventually make the hdd fail prematurely and suddenly.. bad experience with seagate la.. To RSP: for RAM get CL2.5 ones if u can.. they would give the best bang for buck IMHO
nOrmalbOi SG i would prefer to check at vr-zone’s price list scans… a lil more accurate than HWZ’s guide…
ndmmxiaomayi SG Yes, they are RAM, the difference is in the clock speed. http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=5&ArticleID=439&P=4
ndmmxiaomayi SG Good is how good? Intel P4 2.4GHz is good enough for a student and business. It is not good enough for gaming.
ceecookie SG erm average i dun really play all this extreme requirement game anyway(i leave em to the xbox)...got 3GHZ one? 512MB RAM too and not shared mem
ndmmxiaomayi SG Minus casing, monitor, mouse, keyboard, it still goes above $600. You may want to lower requirements or get a second hand.
ceecookie SG hmm whats the selling price for my specification?I might tink of spliting the cost b/w my dad...or at the IT show i might buy a Xbox 360 instead....
ndmmxiaomayi SG Asus P4V8N P4M800 (3.0E) - $399 Kingston 512MB RAM - $72 (1 Piece) Maxtor 80GB SATA HDD - $90 Digituz DG 502 + 450W PSU + 12cm Fan - $59 LG CD/DVD Combo - $54 Total: $674
ndmmxiaomayi SG I thought you don't need it. Anyway, new price after adding memory card $694. All these prices are taken from Sim Lim Fuwell.
