Oh God Someone Pleaseeeee Help!!!

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hiya, im trying 2 build a comp (from scratch) and my bank account isnt very big so i woz wonderin' wot sort ov bits could i buy 4 £200? (excluding moniter, case, keybord and mouse):bounce:

PLLEEEAAASSSEEEE HEEEELLLPPPPPP MMMEEEE!!!!!!!!!! IIIMMMMM DDDEESSSPPPRRREEETTTTTEEE!!!!!!!!! :bounce:
 
probably will help me out and i will be using it 4 mainly internet usage and maybe games
 
AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Retail CPU, 939 Pin 1.8 GHz 512KB Cache - £82.99
Abit UL8 S939 4DDR AGP 5P SND LAN SATAR ATX - £37.99
512MB DDR400 PC3200 MEMORY - £25.99
ATI Radeon 9800PRO - £80
MAXTOR 80GB SATA/150 7200RPM 8MB - £34.99

Total around £260 + VAT

This is a good setup for a decent gaming PC :)
 
garfield's post helps if you could spend about 70 more than what you said. but it's a real good set.
however i think you could buy the monitor 2nd-hand, ey?
welcome to hl2.net
 
do u know the best peice ov equipment u can get 4 making it VERY speedy if so how much?

i got a moniter well 2 actually so thats np and i will definatly go 4 the advice on the graphics card!
 
to make it "speedy"... you need a good CPU and RAM, for gaming. a good RAM's enough for internet IIRC.
 
so does n e 1 got n e tips on building a pc as in what 2 look out 4 wen building and the difficult parts ov it?

so has any1 here actually bulit a pc?
or are u all just experts

jerkasaur said:
to make it "speedy"... you need a good CPU and RAM, for gaming. a good RAM's enough for internet IIRC.
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thanks :bounce:
 
you might want to use the edit button if you don't want to get banned...
double posting is forbidden, and you, what, quatro-posted.
learn to use the edit and search button... it's important.
 
SHIPPI's nice, samon could have banned you...
*me looks around to see if samon is around...* :D
no but really, all the mods are great here.. its not like other forums where they disagree with you and you get banned the next min.
 
disturbed_dave said:
i get cha thanks liz
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Since when did you find out her name :P Oh and I think you could get a 6600GT for the same price as that 9800, and it performs considerably better.
 
how nice of you...
that's odd, he thanked her before she posted...
SHIPPI, for some reason, your avatar reminds me of johnny depp...

*me sobes gently* i wish i had a mod friend... :( but i have no friend...
 
disturbed_dave said:
so does n e 1 got n e tips on building a pc as in what 2 look out 4 wen building and the difficult parts ov it?

so has any1 here actually bulit a pc?
or are u all just experts



thanks :bounce:
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I've just built my new PC, it isn't hard to do, the main thing is to make sure you touch an unpainted part of your case everytime you move to ground yourself (remove static energy from yourself basically) before you touch ANY internal part of your PC.

My advice would be look at the PC your using now to get a rough idea of what and where the cables goto inside a PC. The hardest part i find is connecting the wires for HDD LED, Power Switch, Reset Switch etc which is fairly straight forward so that says how simple the rest is. Just dont get an OEM motherboard (make sure its retail - ask about it instore or somewhere if your unsure) because they don't come with a manual and you will struggle with connecting the wires i mentioned. The way the wires should be inserted is written on the motherboard itself but its very small print and not half as easy to understand as a plain and simple manual.

To reformat, or install windows its quite easy, when you first turn on your PC, stick the windows CD in first and press Delete on the first boot screen to enter the BIOS, in there you need to change the first boot device to the CD-Rom that the windows CD is in, then save and exit and allow it to boot as normal, it should run the CD before windows would normally load and its just like installing any game from there.

Edit/ Another thing to be careful about is making sure no wires are near the fans in your case (use tie-clips if need be) and dont force anything to go, but if you read the instructions on anything your unsure about, you shouldnt have a problem.
 
disturbed_dave said:
hiya, im trying 2 build a comp (from scratch) and my bank account isnt very big so i woz wonderin' wot sort ov bits could i buy 4 £200? (excluding moniter, case, keybord and mouse):bounce:

PLLEEEAAASSSEEEE HEEEELLLPPPPPP MMMEEEE!!!!!!!!!! IIIMMMMM DDDEESSSPPPRRREEETTTTTEEE!!!!!!!!! :bounce:
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If you can tell me what that is in U.S. dollars I will help as im too lazy to google it.
 
No fraternizing with random girls over the internet! Bad jerkasaur...your mother should have tought ya better. Don't ya know they are all 30 year old guys living with their parents?

Jokes aside...go to newegg and ask us questions if ya want help. It is best to try it yourself and learn rather than have someone do it all for ya.
 
No fraternizing with random girls over the internet! Bad jerkasaur...your mother should have tought ya better. Don't ya know they are all 30 year old guys living with their parents?
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what the h3ll? i never said anything... directly...;)
 
How about you maybe type correctly, it took me a while to understand what the hell you're trying to say. What's 200 E or whatever that thing is, pounds?
 
i don't usually say anything like this but, LEARN TO SPELL AND TALK PROPERLY.
 
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