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These; (I'm in UK if that changes anything )
DVD-RW
Network Card
HDD
GFX Card
RAM (I want 2 GB at the most)
This is what it will be based on (if it matters)
CPU AMD Athlon64 3400 64bit 754Pin
Water cooler WaterChill KT12A-L30 Antarctica CPU/VGA/Chipset
Fan#1 PCI Slot Exhaust
Fan#2 PCI Slot Exhaust
Motherboard ASUS K8N-E Deluxe
Tower LIAN-LI PC-V2000 AlUMINIUM CASE
Sound Card Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum 6.1
DVD-RW
Network Card
HDD
GFX Card
RAM (I want 2 GB at the most)
This is what it will be based on (if it matters)
CPU AMD Athlon64 3400 64bit 754Pin
Water cooler WaterChill KT12A-L30 Antarctica CPU/VGA/Chipset
Fan#1 PCI Slot Exhaust
Fan#2 PCI Slot Exhaust
Motherboard ASUS K8N-E Deluxe
Tower LIAN-LI PC-V2000 AlUMINIUM CASE
Sound Card Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum 6.1
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<a href='http://www.simply.co.uk/productinformation/43889/WW/LINKSYS_10100_PCI_NIC_CARD/index.htm' target='_blank'>Network card</a>
<a href='http://www.simply.co.uk/productinformation/49370/WW/MAXTOR_PLUS9_SATA_120GB_9.4MS_7200RPM_8MB/index.htm' target='_blank'>Hard drive</a>
<a href='http://www.simply.co.uk/productinformation/75363/WW/CONNECT_3D_X800_PRO_256MB/index.htm' target='_blank'>Video Card - ATI</a>
<a href='http://www.simply.co.uk/productinformation/48993/WW/GIGABYTE_FX5950_ULTRA_256MB_DDR_TV_OUT_DVI/index.htm' target='_blank'>Video card - Nvidia</a>
<a href='http://www.simply.co.uk/productinformation/49919/WW/CORSAIR_512MB_XMS3200_ECC_REG_LOW_LATENCY_MEMORY/index.htm' target='_blank'>Memory</a>
although i think there's a sale at Circuit City for a 120 gig for 40 bucks....
But nowdays there are no really big diferences between HD brands... I hope.
However, if you can, get SATA drives (your mobo is a new Asus, so it probably supports it, but I'm too lazy to check). And as for a network card, your mobo probably has at LEAST 10/100 ethernet, if not gigabit. If you can wait, get an ATI X800 XT:PE, but if not, get the X800 Pro. As for RAM, get Kingston or Crucial, and as fast as your mobo can support.
Uhm, I was installing a Maxtor HD, and it started to make a loud ticking noise during a Windows installation and it crashed big time. but meh, Maxtor is overall pretty good.
I have a Western Digital, and it works perfect.
Good thing they sold the HD part to hitachi(i think), those were awfull HD's.