Rate my rig thread...AGAIN

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jcll2002

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Alright, Im about to order and just wanted to see some last opinions.

x2 4400+ (w/ as5)
x1900xt
2gb gskill extreme
74gb raptor
535 watt enermax
lg dvdrw
raidmax sagitta black case
a8n-e
sb audigy 4 se (or should i save the $ and go just plain audigy se)
2005fpw
p5800 5.1 surround sound speakers

Any comments?

Thanks,
jcll2002
 
Do you have a second hard drive on hand? 74GB may fill up pretty fast.

If you're mainly planing on gaming or listening to music then I'd get either the Audigy 7.1 ZS (save $$) or an X-Fi (better features / quality). I really don't think the Audigy4 is worth the money now that the X-Fi is out.

over all looks like a very nice build.
 
decent rig...needs another hard drive tho unless ur just a gamer..and better sound quality...

but overall its pretty decent

*saves spot for rating* :p
 
I really dont use that much space, and im extremely budgeted. I mean, im only using 30 gbs right now lol. It wouldnt be that hard to add another later, right?

Also, the audigy for is $42 more than the onboard while the xifi is like $115.
 
jcll2002 said:
I really dont use that much space, and im extremely budgeted. I mean, im only using 30 gbs right now lol. It wouldnt be that hard to add another later, right?

Also, the audigy for is $42 more than the onboard while the xifi is like $115.
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im still on onboard sound and its ok for me..havent heard an xfi so i dont want to upgrade cos i dnt know sound difference :p really nice system tho!!
 
depending on how anal you are about noise.... may want to try something quieter than your enermax powersupply. I've heard the seasonic ones are uber quiet. Also I don't know anything about that case. All I know is that coolermasters are sexy and i get mad bitches because of my wavemaster.
"want to see my computer case"
yeah that's right. i'm a nerd. take it.
 
ok...

im 15 and noise wont piss me off unless its REALLY annoying. (probably like the x1900xt's fan will be which ill be replacing once a legit cooling system comes out for it)
 
If you want to save some cash, and you're only using 30 gigs right now, you might want to consider getting a 7200rpm 80gig hd or something similar.
 
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