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BioHazard ATX Gaming Case

12CM Color LED FAN Blue 600w-Max P1-P4 AMD Power Supply

BFG 3DFuzion Ge Force 7300GS 256MB PCIx-Video Card w/DVI-I, VGA, and HDTV

Blue LED Side fan (Power supply is multi-colored LED)

Intel Celeron D 3.2GHz CPU (socket 775)

400GB Hard Drive

1GB of 240-pin DDR2 RAM

DVD+/-RW Burning drive

You can have Windows Vista Premium or XP Pro...or both! Also, Microsoft Office and Nero Burning Rom disc.

 
As long as you are not planning on doing serious gaming(or at least dont want all the settings on games at max) it looks solid.

The 7300GS is a 'value' card. It will run anything, but just not at max settings.

1 gig of ram is more than enough for XP, but it is the min for vista(the 'sweet spot' for vista is 2 gigs.)

The processor being a celeron is the only thing I dont like. I have never felt they are a good enough value over a regular chip. But I am probly a bit more picky than many are.

Overall, as long as you are not setting up with the plan of hitting games hard with max settings, or doing alot of video or audio encoding, it looks like a solid build.

 
I was pretty pissed with Vista at first ... but I've gotten used to it quite a bit.

However, Vista does cause some problems with NetZero which I hate. It was actually more compatible with the software it had out for XP, but once I upgraded to the Vista software by NetZero I've had constant disconnections.

 
strigori said:
As long as you are not planning on doing serious gaming(or at least dont want all the settings on games at max) it looks solid.

The 7300GS is a 'value' card. It will run anything, but just not at max settings.

1 gig of ram is more than enough for XP, but it is the min for vista(the 'sweet spot' for vista is 2 gigs.)

The processor being a celeron is the only thing I dont like. I have never felt they are a good enough value over a regular chip. But I am probly a bit more picky than many are.

Overall, as long as you are not setting up with the plan of hitting games hard with max settings, or doing alot of video or audio encoding, it looks like a solid build.
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agree

 
borNred said:
BioHazard ATX Gaming Case

12CM Color LED FAN Blue 600w-Max P1-P4 AMD Power Supply

BFG 3DFuzion Ge Force 7300GS 256MB PCIx-Video Card w/DVI-I, VGA, and HDTV

Blue LED Side fan (Power supply is multi-colored LED)

Intel Celeron D 3.2GHz CPU (socket 775)

400GB Hard Drive

1GB of 240-pin DDR2 RAM

DVD+/-RW Burning drive

You can have Windows Vista Premium or XP Pro...or both! Also, Microsoft Office and Nero Burning Rom disc.
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So, will the motherboard accept a Core 2 duo chip?

 
AR Husker Fan said:
borNred said:
BioHazard ATX Gaming Case

12CM Color LED FAN Blue 600w-Max P1-P4 AMD Power Supply

BFG 3DFuzion Ge Force 7300GS 256MB PCIx-Video Card w/DVI-I, VGA, and HDTV

Blue LED Side fan (Power supply is multi-colored LED)

Intel Celeron D 3.2GHz CPU (socket 775)

400GB Hard Drive

1GB of 240-pin DDR2 RAM

DVD+/-RW Burning drive

You can have Windows Vista Premium or XP Pro...or both! Also, Microsoft Office and Nero Burning Rom disc.
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So, will the motherboard accept a Core 2 duo chip?
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socket 775 is the curent format for intel, it should accept a core2 duo

 
AR Husker Fan said:
borNred said:
BioHazard ATX Gaming Case

12CM Color LED FAN Blue 600w-Max P1-P4 AMD Power Supply

BFG 3DFuzion Ge Force 7300GS 256MB PCIx-Video Card w/DVI-I, VGA, and HDTV

Blue LED Side fan (Power supply is multi-colored LED)

Intel Celeron D 3.2GHz CPU (socket 775)

400GB Hard Drive

1GB of 240-pin DDR2 RAM

DVD+/-RW Burning drive

You can have Windows Vista Premium or XP Pro...or both! Also, Microsoft Office and Nero Burning Rom disc.
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So, will the motherboard accept a Core 2 duo chip?
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Yes, it will support Core 2 Duo, it also accepts the intel Extreme

 
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