Would this Computer Work

Well this is the computer I want cant say much more i know its expensive but i have like an unlimted amoutn... soo tell me if it will work together.. any suggestions accepted!!!

CASE: Lian-Li PC-71 USB, 15-Bay, Aluminum ATX FULL Tower Case. BLACK. With 4 USB ports at front, 6 - 5.25" bays, 3 - 3.5" bays, 6 - 3.5" hidden bays, Pentium 4 compatible. Black colored. Size: 210X640X595mm. No power supply. Power Supply Sold Separately. N82E16811112203 $217.00 $217.00

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100 CD Portable Revolving Racks. Space for 100 CDs, 360-Deg rotation. Easy assembly. Retail. N82E16817133110 $18.00 $18.00

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AOPEN CD-952E 52x CDROM - RETAIL Internal EIDE Disk Data Capacity: Mode 1: 656MB / Mode 2: 748MB Max Play Time: 74 Minutes and 42 Seconds Data Buffer Size: 128 Kbytes AOPEN CD-952 52X CD ROM - RETAIL MTBF: 100,000 POH (25% duty cycle at room temperature) Disk Size: 3.15" (80mm) and 4.72" (120mm) discs

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Lite On 40X12X48 CDRW Model: RTL40125S-Full OEM with all accessories.
Specifications:
Recording 40X(6000KB/sec) Z-CLV (20X, 24X@8min, 32X@18min, 40X@53min)
Re-writing 12X High-Speed (1800KB/sec) CLV
Reading 48Xmax (7200KB/sec) CAV (20X~48X)
Interface : ATAPI-E/IDE, support up to Ultra-DMA Mode2, 33.3MB/sec
Buffer Memory Size: 2MB
SMART-BURN® technology Underun protection,

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Asus 16x DVD Internal EIDE-Retail Model: DVD- E616. 512K buffer; 21,600KB/S (DVD); 7,200KB/S (CD) ; ULTRA DMA 100

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AOC Hard Drive Cooler - Dual Fan 2 USB Ports, 1 IEEE 1394 Port, Sound Plug (Ear, Line, Mic). Temperature Monitoring, 3 Button switch (CPU, System, HDD).

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Kanie HedgeHog 294MTypeW Dual Fan Cpu Cooler Retail Hedgehog's unique technology makes it possible to offer high performance at a reasonable cost. Specifications: NAME Hedgehog-typeW MATERIAL C1020 SIZE 61(W)X69(H)X121(D)[mm] WEIGHT 734[g] 2 FANS 60X60X25[mm] 5400rpm 3pin connector/molex Speed sensor 38dBA

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Vantec IceBerg, COPPER, All in one VGA & Chipset Cooling Kit CCB-A1C Retail Specifications:
Voltage: DC 12V
Power: 0.6W
Fan Speed: 5000 R.P.M
Airflow: 3.5 CFM
Fan Bearing: Ball
Dimension: 51x59x14(mm)
HeatSink: COPPER N82E16835110103 $14.00 $14.00


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SONY 1.44MB 3.5 INCH INTERNAL FDD DRIVE - OEM Model MPF920-Z N82E16821103109 $9.00 $9.00

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WD WESTERN DIGITAL EIDE HARD DRIVE 120GB 7200RPM MODEL # WD1200BB - OEM, DRIVE ONLY Caviar (HIGH PERFORMANCE DRIVE) 3.5 inch Form Ultra ATA 100 8.9ms Seek Time 2MB Cache Buffer - 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty - 120.0 gb 7200 rpm N82E16822144107 $166.00 $166.00

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Plantronics Lightweight Stereo Headset Model LS1 Provides ultimate comfort for your stereo multimedia experience. The high-sensitivity microphone minimizes distortion and cancels background noise. The QuickAdjust microphone ensures perfect placement. A convenient volume control and microphone on/off switch. Noise-cancelling speech recognition microphone improves the accuracy of your speech recognition software. N82E16826106002 $21.00 $21.00

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Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical Keyboard and Mouse Bundle Lose the restricting cord and the lint-collecting mouse. Every keystroke is now made easy with 0-Degree Tilt, offering one of the lowest profile keyframes available. Seamlessly connect and navigate the Internet at the touch of an iTouch button or the scroll of the iNav wheel. Intuitive multimedia controls are at your fingertips and allow you to control MP3s, DVDs and CDs from your keyboard.
$79.00

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Crucial Micro 512MB 64x64 PC133 SDRAM RAM 168Pins DIMM, CL=3-Unbuffered, ECC, 7.5ns, 3.3V, 6-Layers CT64M72S4D75. Requires SDRAM Support Motherboard - Lifetime Warranty. OEM

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Aceex V.92 Full Duplex FaxModem Voice, Data, Fax Modem 56000bps-External Modem: Two-wire dial-up line operation, Auto-dial, auto-answer, auto-speed selection, tone and pulse capability, call progress monitoring with busy tone detection. Fax: One step convert & send. Broadcast and schedule setting.

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SONY MONITOR 18"LCD Model SDM-S81 Retail This advanced computer display boasts a 18.0" TFT LCD panel designed for the home or office to provide quality and reliability.
Specifications:
LCD size: 18.0" Colors: 16.78 million
Pixel pitch: 0.279mm Contrast Ratio: 400:1
Native resolution: 1280 x 1024
Viewing Angle: Horizontal: 160 Vertical: 160
Dimensions (WxHxD): 17.2" x 17.0" x 8.6"
$865.00

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Intel LanceWood L440GXC Server Board $360.00

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APC PER7 7 Outlet Surge Strip with Master On/Off - RETAIL SurgeArrest provides more features, performance and value than any other same-class surge suppressor. SurgeArrest is designed for multimedia applications and desktop systems including computers, CD ROM drives, monitors, printers, fax machines, modems and more. Transformer Block Spacing for 6 blocks, or 3 without covering other outlets; Building/Site Wiring Fault Indicator detects dangerous wiring problems; Protection Working Indicator; less than 300V let-through rating; Catastrophic event protection. 240 Joules Surge Energy capacity. N82E16817106201 $15.00 $15.00

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Intel Pentium 4 / 2.53GHz Northwood 512K Socket 478 Processor 533MHz Processor Bus
Specifications:
CPU: 2.53
Type: Pentium 4 Northwood
Cache: 512K
BUS: 533 Mhz
Socket: 478 Retail (Box with Heatsink and fan), 3-year MFG. Warranty-(CPU ONLY NO RAMBUS RAM) $680.00

HERCULES GAMING THEATER XP 6.1 - RETAILThe Game Theater XP is the audio station that will make your PC the next generation entertainment system. You get surround sound capabilities with PowerDVD's certified Dolby Digital decoder for your DVD viewing pleasure. Win XP Support: $112.00

YAMAHA CAVIT INTERGRATED RECEIVER WITH NATURAL SOUND SPEAKERS, MODEL# RP-100PKG - RETAILUSB Audio Interface with NS-U50 Speakers for PC & MAC. The RP-100PKG Incorporates the RP-U100 a 2-channel amplifier Receiver and the NS-U50 Hi Performance speakers. This system features Virtual Dolby Digital decoding and connects to a computer via USB cable. The RP-U100 delivers 30 watts to each of its 2-channels – an incredible surround experience using only two speakers. 2-year limited warranty - RP-U100PKG

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VGA LEADTEK|GF4 TI4600 128M DVI/TV BULKWinfast A250 Ultra TD. 256bit color. DDR Memory 600MHz, Integrated 350MHz RAMDAC, resolution up to 2048x1536, True Color @ 60Hz. 2 Full Version Retail Games, Winfast DVD, Cult3D, Colorific,3Deep True Internet Color $330.00

IBOT2 USB2.0 WEBCAM 70HTL00101 over 400 Mb/sec. USB 2.0 compatible. compatible with Macintosh and PC / Windows Non-compressed full-motion digital video at rates of up to 30 Frames/sec @ 640 x 480 depending on your system Config. 1/4" Color CCD Image Sensor, 62 degree angle of view Effective Pixels: 659 x 494,Frame size up to 640 x 480 Focusable lens from 1cm to infinity
$82.00

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IOMEGA 250MB Powered ZIP DRIVE With its USB cable that provides both data and power, the Zip® 250MB USB Powered Drive does not need an external power source. It is easy to connect (just plug it in) and easy to launch (no rebooting). Not only is the new Zip® 250MB USB Powered Drive an easy-to-use portable storage solution, but it's also great looking and lightweight-only nine ounces. Plus, the new 250 is compatible with most major operating systems and all Zip 100MB and 250MB Zip disks. Package Dimensions (HxWxD): 10.375" x 9.3" x 3.9" N82E16840107122 $131.00 $131.00

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You forgot the most important part: a motherboard :eek: and you picked the worst possible RAM. :rolleyes:

Get an A-bit TH7-II motherboard and get 2 Samsung PC800 512MB RDRAM sticks. ;)

Also I hope you don't plan on gaming. Because if you do.. the LCD's plain suck at that. Get a 22" CRT monitor from Sony or something. Other than that, it all looks good dude. :)

i have a mother board there but it is pretty small and what typew of ram should i get

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Originally posted by LArby
i have a mother board there but it is pretty small and what typew of ram should i get

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Good luck trying to make a P4 fit into a P2/P3 motherboard. :D ;)

Intel LanceWood L440GXC Server Board $360.00

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22" is too big for gaming(you have to look all over it to find somthing), its hard as hell to lug to lan parties
19" is the best
Trust me

I know what that is. It is not going to work because you have a socket 478 CPU and a dual socket 1 motherboard.

It won't work period. Besides you can't overclock Intel motherboards to save your life. So you can't use Intel motherboards. And the fact that you're pairing it with 'el cheapo' PC-133 SDRAM doesn't help.

If you want a system that works, I suggest dumping all that cooling, just go with a retail Heatsink fan as its enough, and use an A-bit TH7-II motherboard above along with PC800 RAMBUS RAM. That will work and give you a much better performance.

1. Get the WD special edition 8mb cache HD
2. Get either some samsung pc2700 ram or rdram.
3. Get rid of the 52x cd-rom. A dvd and cd-rw is enough.

im only 12 so i wont be goin to any lan partys soon but im keepin the extra cd drive .. incase.. plus there pretty cheap and the coolin is becasue im in florida and the windoes are always open... (i have myy reasons) also newegg is sold out of almsot evryehing i want ... soo can some people help me on some other places i might find it

Try this:

Lian-Li PC-71 USB, 15-Bay, Aluminum ATX FULL Tower Case. BLACK. $217
ABIT TH7II-RAID INTEL 850 ATX MOTHERBOARD - RETAIL $158
Intel Pentium 4 / 2.53GHz Northwood 512K Socket 478 Processor 533MHz Processor Bus $680
2 x Samsung 256MB PC800 NonECC RAMBUS RDRAM RIMM (512MB Total) $170
GAINWARD/CARDEXPERT GeForce 4 Ti 4600, 2.8ns, Twin-DVI, 128MB DDR $369
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum Retail Box $166
3Com 3C996-T Gigabit EtherLink Server Copper 10/100/1000 PCI-X Server Network Interface Card - RETAIL $100
PLEXTOR PX-W4012TA-BPS/BLACK 40x12x40 CD-RW - OEM $160
Lite-On 16x DVD Model LTD-163 Black $50
Iomega Internal EIDE 250MB Zip Drive - OEM Version $70
MITSUMI D359M3 BLACK FDD 1.44MB 3.5INCH - OEM $15
Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 THX Certified 5 piece Personal Audio System $375
2 x NEC/MITSUBISHI MultiSync FE1250+ (BLACK) CRT MONITOR - RETAIL $633

MS Windows XP Pro OEM $140
MS Natural Pro Keyboard $57
MS Optical Intellimouse $23

Enjoy. ;)

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Originally posted by LArby
im only 12 so i wont be goin to any lan partys soon but im keepin the extra cd drive .. incase.. plus there pretty cheap and the coolin is becasue im in florida and the windoes are always open... (i have myy reasons) also newegg is sold out of almsot evryehing i want ... soo can some people help me on some other places i might find it

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Why do you need the cd drive? There is no reason that I can think of to keep it...if you want another CD drive, get another CD-RW or DVD - your budget doesn't seem to mind :p

If newegg doesn't have it (they probably will soon), go to www.mwave.com...they're a little more expensive, though.

Whatever you do, DON'T PAIR A P4 WITH SDRAM. Blech.

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Originally posted by CadetLee


Why do you need the cd drive? There is no reason that I can think of to keep it...if you want another CD drive, get another CD-RW or DVD - your budget doesn't seem to mind :p

If newegg doesn't have it (they probably will soon), go to www.mwave.com...they're a little more expensive, though.

Whatever you do, DON'T PAIR A P4 WITH SDRAM. Blech.

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Cadet.. we've given him good advice. If he wants to ignore it and do what he thinks is best.. its his business. We tried but its life and his money to waste. ;)

i need more than 512 ram i need 2 gb ram.. here are the specs im lookin for..

2 gb ram
2.53 ghz
3 cd drives
1 floppy drive
Top the line mother board.. just the best comp i can get under 5k..

Well just make it 4 x 512MB and you have 2 gigs of RAM. The A-bit TH7-II will support it.

Actually I have a better idea. Forget everything.

Go here and configure your own: http://www.alienware.com/main/gaming_main.asp

can I get a reason as to why you want 3 cd drives??

I have to agree, if you're only 12 and got 5k to blow then no reason not to get top of the line Alienware. Might even save some money and get a bunch of cool games to test the new rig on.

i have to build it.,

If you have so much money, send me some and I'll show you how to build it, step by step.. :p

Really, though...why do you need 3 CD drives, and what on earth are you going to do with 2Gb RAM? I had 1.5Gb at one time...there's practically no difference from 512, except the numbers on the screen.

Let me get this straight...you're 12, you have a 5000 dollar budget, you think you need 3 CD drives, you think you'll need two gig of RAM...either I stepped in something or something else smells of poo.


Well, looking at "some" of the parts you picked(ie the mobo) tells me that you probably don't have the knowledge to build your own(you may be able to get through it with help of others, but those are expensive parts you're learning on). Your choice of parts would be more for a server than for a home computer, and I can't imagine anybody letting a 12 year old build a server for them. You would be MUCH better off letting someone else build it for you since you seem to be just picking the most expensive parts you can find, but the performance from what you are building is gonna be a lot worse than a machine that could be built for a fraction of what you are looking at.

I think I'm done giving this guy advice.

Like 3-4 people suggested good things and he totally ignored it.. :rolleyes: