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I want to build my own cheap pc: are these specs any good?

I want to build a cheap pc, and found the following items online. Do you think this would be an appropriate list of parts, or could a better fit be found for the same cost - I can't afford any more! Will there be any compatibility problems? Barebones: Asus Terminator3 M2NC51PV, Sok AM2, DDR2 667/800, PCI-E (x16), SATA II, Silver (£97) video card: 256mc 8400gs PCI-E (x16) mem 800hz GDDR2, GPU 459 mhz 16 streams - (£28) CPU: AMD Athlon 64 4600 + Windsor dual core 2.4 GHZ 2 x 512 cache (£41) Hard Drive: 250 GB Maxtor STM3250310AS DiamondMax 21, SATA II, 7200 rpm, 8MB Cache, 11 ms (£30) Disk Drive: Asus DRW 201451 20x DVDR (£16.44) Memory: 2GB Corsair Twin XM52 DDR 2 PC2 5400 (667) 240 pin non ECC unbuffered CAS 444 12 (£28)

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Yea thats fine... Wheres your power supply?
Power Supply, Sound card, Extra fans,
try here for a better price http://ctidirect.co.uk/
looks cool, but it depends on what you want to use it for. May i suggest www . 3adl . com. Don't trust the site, talk to them on the phone. they are quite good. They do have some cool stuff.
Mobo is to expensive, I would go for a R780 based and spend more on CPU (5000+). Video - go for one with DDR3 and crossfire. A R780 mobo will have its own video out and you can add a 3470 card later if you want. DDR2 OCZ 6400 2GB is under £30 now and faster.
Very similar to the Budget Pc build in June 2008 PC-Pro magazine. They got the parts from www.scan.co.uk. + video guide at www.pcpro.co.uk/links/buildapc
they are ok for disc drive i like the http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16827135156 it rocks and for harddrive you should get a seagate barracuda 300gig and for proccessor i like intel core 2 duo e8600 but if your going cheap mabey sumthin like core 2 duo e8400 so you can save some money, i just built a fast as hell computer with newegg.com they are amazing you should check them out and email me your wishlist with a price range and i will tell you how to improve as for compatability problems you should ask my uncle he runs veraxis networks you should google it
Try this place it is cheep and a very good place to buy computer parts. www.aria.co.uk Based in manchester. Also on that system you want no less than a 450 to 500 Watt PSU. I build all my own systems from aria and sell them on and make really good proffit from it as it is cheep to buy from. c.smith697@yahoo.co.uk
tekheads.co.uk.much cheaper.and very helpful.