Finally sorted out all the people who were supposed to be delivering bits to me.
I have ordered:-
AMD Athlon XP 2600+ *333 FSB*
ATX Midi Tower 350W PFC PSU + HDD Cooler + 3 x 80mm Fan
Abit AT7-E KT333 DDR Mobo Legacy Free (no PS2/serial or parallel)
Abit MEDIA XP - Pro
128Mb Chaintech GT20 Ti4200 Ge-Force 4 DVi TV Out
768Mb PC2700 DDR Memory
Yamaha CRW-F1 44x24x44 CDRW
Thermaltake Volcano 9 cooling fan
some funky round cables and lights n stuff to make it look pretty
Should be up and running by next week. :D
QuoteFinally sorted out all the people who were supposed to be delivering bits to me.
I have ordered:-
AMD Athlon XP 2600+ *333 FSB*
ATX Midi Tower 350W PFC PSU + HDD Cooler + 3 x 80mm Fan
Abit AT7-E KT333 DDR Mobo Legacy Free (no PS2/serial or parallel)
Abit MEDIA XP - Pro
128Mb Chaintech GT20 Ti4200 Ge-Force 4 DVi TV Out
768Mb PC2700 DDR Memory
Yamaha CRW-F1 44x24x44 CDRW
Thermaltake Volcano 9 cooling fan
some funky round cables and lights n stuff to make it look pretty
Should be up and running by next week. :D
That GT20 is THE BEST value Ti-4200 card out at the moment - £105 squid will get it at the moment :D And it is overclockable like you would not believe....... :lol:
I was messing around with coolbits the other night and tried benchmarking my Ti-500 (yeah I know, it's old and slow) on 3DMARK2001SE - a 5% increase in clock and ram speed gave me about a 7% increase in score on that benchmark.......but I'm going to wait to play real overclocking until I get some heavy duty graphics cooling going on in the case..........
Still think you should have gone for the Zalman, but I guess at least I'll be able to hear you coming 8O
TL. 8)
The Zalman was a definate maybe but the Themaltek comes with a sensor that sits on the cpu/heatsink and with it set to auto will help keep the noise down. Am looking at a controller board for all the fans in the case so should be able to get a nice uniform temperature in there.