Pc Spec - Worth it??

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MobiTec

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Hi All, hope i'm ok to post this here, couldn't really find a specific forum for it..

basicly i'm after a new Pc as i'm getting fed up with the ongoing problems with my machine.. BSOD.. freazing.. restarting.. list goes on, and i cant seem to figure out the problem..

so i have been looking to replace it and this is what i have come up with for the spec..

CPU - INTEL® PENTIUM® 4 650 (64 BIT) @ 3.4GHZ 800mhz FSB/HTT/2MB
Memory - 2048 MB DDR2-533 PC4200 WITH LIFETIME WARRANTY! (2x1GB)
Motherboard - HIGH END ASUS®: DUAL DDR2, S-ATA, x16 slot, 3 PCI, etc
USB - SIX USB 2.0 PORTS (4 REAR + 2 FRONT)
Hard Drive - SATA 80 GB HARD DISK @ 7200rpm 8mb cache
CD/DVD Writer - NONE
Graphics Card - 512MB GEFORCE 6600 PCI Express + DVI + TV-OUT
Sound Card - SoundBlaster Audigy 4 7.1 24-bit Player
Modem - NONE, I WILL BE USING BROADBAND
Network - 10/100/1000 NETWORK CARD FOR BROADBAND
Floppy/Card - INTERNAL 7 IN 1 CARD READER WITH 1.44MB FLOPPY DISK DRIVE
Case - Black Neon Bubble case + front USB & front Lights
Power & Cooling - 500W (Peak) Silent Dual Rail PSU + 120mm fan & quiet CPU Cooler
O/S - MICROSOFT® WINDOWS® XP PRO X64 (64 bit) (inc. CD & licence)
Monitor - NONE
Keyboard - NONE
Mouse - NONE

the low spec stuff and where i have said none, these will be replaced be my own current spec items (eg, HDD = Maxtor One Touch 3 Diablo 1TB, Monitor = Sony 23" LCD, Wireless Mouse / Keyboard (Microsoft Optical).. it is just a base model..

what sort of pricing do you think it is worth?? i have been quoted £850-£925 GBP, does this sound about right??
if not can anyone reccommend anyware cheeper (UK or Int'nal with cheep shipping to UK)

Thanks All :)
 
ensure the memory is fully compatible with the motherboard, in other words, RTFM.

also few programs can use windows 64. drivers for a 64 bit envirnoment are still few and far between.

modems still have their use. I use mine as a fax only.
glad to see you have a floppy - that's smart thinking.

get a second hard drive as insurance to back up to.
 
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