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[Goody]

Good suggestion.

[[PinPals]Apu]

Don't listen to the people that bash the lesser known PSUs and demand you get a high-priced name brand.

Important things with the PSU is the amps on the 12v rail and the amount of variance. You don't want one with low 12v amps or one that can't keep a steady flow.

Rosewill is a find brand. I use it personally (a 550w) and I know alot of other people that use them too. Unless your running a huge amount of components in your case (which you arent), or have a pool full of cash you swim in every morning, keep the Rosewill and same some green.

As for the ram, are your really sure you need 4gbs? Id do some more research and see exactly how Vista acts under 2gigs and 4gigs. 2gigs will run you ~$100.

The rest of your stuff looks fine. Good luck with the build.

[Goody]

That's what I like to hear. DAMN THE MAN!!!!

The PSU I originally selected had hundreds of good reviews, and a 5 of 5 rating. Going from that, I assumed it would be a good choice.

[AMD Inside]

You might want a little more hard drive space, but thats something that can easily be added later on.

[hongsc]

Don't listen to the people that bash the lesser known PSUs and demand you get a high-priced name brand.

Important things with the PSU is the amps on the 12v rail and the amount of variance. You don't want one with low 12v amps or one that can't keep a steady flow.

Rosewill is a find brand. I use it personally (a 550w) and I know alot of other people that use them too. Unless your running a huge amount of components in your case (which you arent), or have a pool full of cash you swim in every morning, keep the Rosewill and same some green.

I've heard good and bad things about Rosewill and why take the chance. He might do upgrades to higher end components and the Rosewill might not be enough but OCZ wil be great for future upgrades. If he has to pay for another PSU then it will come out to be more anyways but it's his choice.