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    Opinions on a quiet rig

    Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 OEM : £135.07

    2GB (2X1GB) Corsair Value Select, DDR2 PC5400 (667) : £120.48

    Abit AB9 Pro i965, S775 : £110.32

    Zalman CNPS9500-LED : £33.48

    Antec P180 : £96.22

    Seasonic 500W S12 : £76.25

    256Mb Gigabyte 7900GT (the new one with a Zalman cooler) : £190.34

    20" Viewsonic VX2025wm : £283.16

    250 Gb Samsung Spinpoint : £49.69

    LiteON SHW-16H5S/0H6S-01C 16x Lightscribe : £23.37

    1.44Mb Sony Black Floppy : £4.69

    Total: £1,140.69

    All from scan. Does this look alright? Should I go for an Antec P150 instead and save on the PSU and case?

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    should be silent! especialy with that hdd i got on a couple of days ago and its silent!! choose ur case fans carefuly and get a fan controller. they make all the difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MantisCSS
    should be silent! especialy with that hdd i got on a couple of days ago and its silent!! choose ur case fans carefuly and get a fan controller. they make all the difference.
    Do you think the system would be a capable gaming machine? Running on the native resolution of the tft?

    Because thinking of either Conroe or a price dropped AM2 X2

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    personaly i would go Athlon. got nothing against intel i just prfer them. they get much better rating for gaming, tht rig would be very capable for gaming i just think you would get alot more out of and a better prcie if u went down the athlon route.
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    • chuckskull's system
      • Motherboard:
      • Gigabyte Z77-D3H
      • CPU:
      • 3570k @ 4.7 - H100i
      • Memory:
      • 32GB XMS3 1600mhz
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      • 256GB Samsung 850 Pro + 3TB Seagate
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      • EVGA GTX 980Ti Classified
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      • Seasonic M12 700W
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    Yeah that rig will be siilent and very capable of gaming. as for athlon vs conroe, conroe is newer and offers the upgrade path, but a 939 will work out a bit cheaper. Personally I'd go for the conroe and upgrade further down the line.

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    my 3500 in my shuttle sn25p you cant harly hear it,

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