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    £400. Shuttle + CPU?

    what do you guys suggest, bearing in mind I have a gig of pc3200 ram and a geforce 6600gt which i'll want to put in it

    tempted by the Shuttle SN95G5 + a 3000+ Athlon 64... what do you people think?

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    SN25P = £ 249.95 | www.icubes.co.uk
    AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Venice 90nm (939 Pin) CPU - OEM = 84.60 | www.tekheads.co.uk
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    Woops, ur cards agp , ignore my shuttle suggestion
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    From overclockers.co.uk.....

    Shuttle XPC SN95G5V2 Aluminium Barebones System - AMD 64 (Socket 939) = £229.83

    AMD Athlon 64 3500+ Venice 90nm (Socket 939) - OEM =£170.32

    Total = £400.15

    I assume that the 6600GT is AGP?

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    drunkn he wanted it for 400 not 400.15 come on m8 sort it out
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    hmmm dont know where i'll be able to get the extra 15p from yeh, the 3500+ looks good, at komplett that combo is £416.. might try persuading them to match that price for me Wont be getting it until next month - ie when my paycheque comes through.

    yeh the 6600gt is agp, only bought it at christmas so dont really want to get rid of it already

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    why dont you just buy it from overclockers.co.uk?

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    is it Overclock or overclockers who have crap customer service (eg RMAs etc), If paying an extra £15 (eg 2 hours work) will give me peace of mind i'd rather do that

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    overclockers ie www.overclockers.co.uk are meant to be a bit shoddy on the customer service side. I've never had any problems myself though.

    overclock ie www.overclock.co.uk are meant to have quite good customer service but I've never had to test it out as all of the stuff has been fine.

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    overclockers ie www.overclockers.co.uk are meant to be a bit shoddy on the customer service side
    thats what i thought... I'll see what prices are like in a months time and buy it when i get paid

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    ATM, overclock.co.uk's price for the SN95G5 & 3500+ Venice = £423.20

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