Its time I guess.

[busman3000]

This is probably my final build. Just comes in at £350. Just need someone to check if all the parts are compatible and will work well together. I won't be overclocking or anything, might use the overdrive tool.

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/3375/15315867.png

edit: changed it for this. PSU and GFX card change.
http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/1664/pictars.png

[coiler]

at a brief glance looks good to me. :thumbsup:

remind me what your main usage is?

[busman3000]

image editing, little video editing/gaming, the hd4830 will be more than enough for my gaming needs. and the tricore processor should be good for the games + for any editing i need doing.

[coiler]

does the gfx card need a dedicated PCI-e connector?

apart from that all the bases look covered to me

[busman3000]

I'm not entirely sure, here's the links.

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Graphics+Cards/PCI-E/ATI+Radeon+4000+Series/XFX+Radeon+HD4830+512MB+PCI-E+2.0+?productId=34721

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Power+Supplies/200w+to+449w/Hiper+425W+PSU+HPU-4S425?productId=30570

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Motherboards/Socket+AM2%2B+(AMD)/Asus+M3N78-VM+NV+GF+8200+Socket+AM2%2B+Motherboard+?productId =34977

[Aaron]

Looks like it will need a PCI-e connector
Beneath its blood-red exterior beats the heart of a true warrior. The ATI Radeon HD 4830 features advanced multimedia capabilities, PowerPlay for energy savings, UVD2 for H.264 decoding and 7.1 audio output over HDMI. A single 6-pin power cable powers you up to full performance and two Crossfire connectors allow up to four cards in a CrossfireX setup.

And afaik, that PSU has a PCI-e power connector, but might be worth dounle checking :)

[coiler]

Looks like it will need a PCI-e connector

And afaik, that PSU has a PCI-e power connector, but might be worth dounle checking :)

it might be worth dounle checking the dounle :chairfall:

[Aaron]

Those dounles get everywhere..

[busman3000]

After dounle and trinle checking it I found this.



PCI-E (6 pin), SATA, Molex with EZ-Grip, floppy, P8 & P4 Connectors.

[Aaron]

:lol: :lol:

Cheeky git.. ;) :p

[ash]

:

Cheeky git.. ;) :p

dont be too hard on yourself :lol::lol::P:P

[Aaron]

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;)

[busman3000]

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;)
we need this smiley

[marsey99]

i would look to spend a little more on the psu, i know its for a budget but you need to keep in mind that your system relies 100% on its psu.....
http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Power+Supplies/200w+to+449w/Corsair+400W+CX+Power+Supply+?productId=34003
would get my vote in this regard.

i still think the asrock mobo i put in the other thread would be better too but....its your choice.

[busman3000]

Decided to change it up a little. Thanks guys, took your advice into consideration.

http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/1664/pictars.png

[El Wayneo]

Sweet get it.