Want to Build my own SUPER PC, any good websites????
 

I know basics but any good sites for reading?

Also any good sites for motherboards and such? ie: newegg and such?

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just built my girlfriend a rediculous workstation for CAD (she's an architect), for under $1700 off newegg incl. monitor. can't really beat that website.

i need a motherboard , powersupply, graphics card, memory and hd, and such ...couldnt be too hard.

you got naked pics of yur girl?

People from Falcon Northwest [falcon-nw.com] make the best damn PCs ever. If you still wanna build it yourself, you can at least look at their specs.

will trade for naked pics of you.

Newegg is definitely the site to order from. The customer reviews that they have can come in really handy as well.

A lot of knowledgeable people comment there. For instance, when I ordered my video card, from newegg a little over a year ago, I was stuck between a couple different choices. Thanks to the reviews I picked an inexpensive card that was able to have it's bios flashed to open up extra pixel pipelines, effectively making it the next model, or two, up. Even found the website info to download the flash utility from there. The shit actually worked too, first try, and only took about 5 minutes total.

Newegg > *

What kind of specs? I need a new computer and can't decide whether to try building or just buy one from Dell. The Dell box I was looking at was $2000.

(mobo + processor were a combo price)
Motherboard
SERVER_MB ASUS|P5WDG2-WS PRO R - Retail (Qty=1, Price=$284.99)
Processor
CPU INTEL|C2D E6600 2.4G 775 4M R - Retail (Qty=1, Price=$229.99)

Cheap Case (fuck it)
CASE CM|RC-534-KKN2-GP BK RT - Retail (Qty=1, Price=$49.99)

Vid Card (could have went higher end, but this works fine)
VGA BFG BFGE86256GTOC2FE 8600GT 256 - Retail (Qty=1, Price=$187.99)

Power Supply
PSU CM|RS-430PMSR/P 430W RT - Retail (Qty=1, Price=$32.99)

Monitor
MNTR ACER|LCD 20" 5MS AL2016WBBD R - Retail (Qty=1, Price=$179.99)

4GB RAM
MEM 1Gx2|CORSAIR TWIN2X2048-5400c4 - Retail (Qty=2, Price=$149.98)

500GB hard drive
HD 500G|ST 7K 16M SATA2 ST3500630NS - OEM (Qty=1, Price=$149.99)

DVD Burner
DVD BURN SAMSUNG|SH-203B % - OEM (Qty=1, Price=$34.99)

DISCOUNT FOR COMBO #49144 (Qty=1, Price=$-35.00)

Extended Warranty Fee: $0
Subtotal: $1265.90
TAX: $0
Shipping and Handling Charge**: $45.25
Rush Order Fee:$2.99
Total: $1311.15

spent even less then I had thought, but i also got her a desk +chair

Holy shit, ram has gotten cheap since I've been shopping.

Yo im in NJ ill build one for you and u can come pick it up..

i love building pcs for fun so ill hook you up for free..

Here's my specs.

DUAL 8800GTX SLI Cards
24" LG LCD
4GB DDr2-800 RAM
500GB Hdisk X 2
Evga 680i SLI mobo
E6850 CPU overclocked @ 3.75ghz
DVD Writer
ANtec 900 Case with side fan

I bought all of em from newegg.... Whats your budget like?

you may want to add http://www.pricewatch.com/ to your list of stores.

u don't want 1 super computer..

you want three or four decent computers hooked up to KVM.. that way if something fucks up u've got redundancy. use 2 computers for applications and 1 as a server for backups etc.

Intel mobo's
2gb+ RAM
2 x 320gb HDD (RAID1), maybe 3 x 500gb (RAID5) HDD for server
AMD Dual core processors (64bit).

You should be able to build each pc for not much more than $500 each

when i was livin in canada.. i bought a few pc's from http://www.anitec.ca/

i just upgraded my pc a couple months ago, heres what i got:

EVGA GeForce 8800 GTX / 768MB GDDR3 / SLI Ready / PCI Express / Dual DVI / HDTV / Video Card

Seagate / Barracuda 7200.10 / 750GB / 7200 / 16MB / Serial ATA-300 / OEM / Hard Drive (5 of them)

Creative Labs X-FI Xtreme Gamer Fatality Sound Card

Acer AL2216WBD 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor - 5ms, WSXGA+ 1680x1050, DVI, VGA, Black (2 of them)

Plextor PX-800A/SW-BL SuperMulti Retail DVD Burner - 18x DVD±R Burn, 16x DVD±R Read, 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW, 8x DVD±R DL, 12x DVD-RAM, Black

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 Processor - 2.40GHz, 4MB Cache, 1066MHz FSB, Conroe, Dual-Core, OEM, Socket 775, HH80557PH0564M, Processor

If you are just looking for one or two pieces of hardware, pricewatch isn't bad. Although, a lot of the sites listed there seem kinda shady looking. But ordering a whole system's worth of parts, best to just use one site, so it all gets to you at the same time.

TigerDirect.com is also pretty good, although I only use NewEgg.com.

http://www.apple.com/macpro/ :)

I have been ordering off there for 7+ years and NEVER had a bad deal or gotten ripped off

go to newegg's forums. You can look around there and see what others are building.

Don't use price watch. I purchased a few CPU's from there that were really cheap. They ended up being demo pulls, I had to have my lawyer mediate the sitution to get my money back.

These were CPU's that cost about $1500 each. It turns out they got them free from intel as samples. Fuckers..

Eight cores or four
Opt for the 8-core Mac Pro and you get the power of two Quad-Core Intel Xeon ?Clovertown? processors running at 3.0GHz. Or choose a quad-core Mac Pro featuring two Dual-Core Intel Xeon ?Woodcrest? processors and decide how fast they fly: 2.0GHz, 2.66GHz, or 3.0GHz. At 3.0GHz, the quad-core Mac Pro runs up to 2x faster than the Power Mac G5 Quad.1



i just got hard

im gonna get the e6850

Juicy, seriously, do you like fucking around putting machines together or are you just looking for something powerful? If you just want something top of the line that can run a variety of multiple OS's then I would stop fucking around and just get a MacPro as Argoz stated. You get the power, simplicity, and ease of use of Tiger and upcoming Leopard as well as setting up virtual machines with VMWare to install a multitude of other OS's if you wish.

i was looking at the Mac actually , and the power looks amazing.

But i initially wanted to do this as a project and such and say "i made this" and so on , kinda like a hobby :)