Author: Michael P. Nance Sr.
Date: 15:22:10 09/26/03
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On September 26, 2003 at 16:42:04, Sietel Monic wrote: >Ok well I was hoping you could help me once again, if not thats fine I know im a >annoyance somtimes. >Dual processor Chess Computer: >Looking for a good computer to run Deep Fritz 7; hopefully around 2,200-2,300 >kN/s. And everyday things, such as the Internet. >Buying: > >Case: ANTEC Performance PLUS Model PLUS1080AMG- with Antec Original TRUE 430W P4 >Power Supply ATX12V Retail (newegg.com. $105.00) > >Heatsink: Thermalright SLK-900-A ( Heatsink ONLY ). All Copper heat spread. AMD: >Athlon XP Palamino, Thoroughbred, and Barton 2800+ and up. (newegg.com, $47.99, >x2= $96.00) > >Hard Drive: Maxtor 200GB 8MB Cache 7200RPM Hard Drive 6Y200P0 (newegg.com, >$191.50) > >Memory: CORSAIR MEMORY Kit 512MBx2 PC3200 VALUE SELECT. DDR RAM - OEM >(newegg.com, $179.00…… 1 gig total) > >Motherboard: CHAINTECH 7KDD AMD Server Motherboard 762+768 ATX RETAIL >(newegg.com, $183.00) > >Processors: Athlon MP 2800+/2.26GHz 266fsb 256k L2 1.75v (Price: $109.00) > >Sound Card: Chaintech 6 Channel Sound Card Model AV512 (newegg.com, $15) > >Video Card: VGA CHAINTECH Geforce3 TI200 128MB TV Retail Box (newegg.com, >$112.00) > >Questions: >1.I need 2 Hot sinks right? >2. Which cd/rom drive would you reccomend that will run chess software >adequately? >3. which modem is good for my system? does it matter which 56k I pick from >newegg if i wish to go 56k? >4. Case/watt selection fine for the MB and CPU's? >5. Is all that stuff I listed all compatible with the motherboard? Or should I >go with a MSI K7D Master-L (MS-6501-030) AMD760MPX Dual Athlon 266MHz ATX >MOTHERBOARD With Onboard LAN- RETAIL . Also which is better, not considering >price. > >6. Which stuff is trash and should get rid of/or switch to what? >9. I miss anything? > >Thanks a ton!!! When are You going to start buying Components? You Me about Them last Month.>>>>Mike
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