Ok ba bilhin ang PC na may ganitong specs..

[kaub@n]

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Guys,

Please advise if I have the correct specs..Pakifill-in na rin yung sa wala pa....

Monitor: -------- Not yet
MOBO : --------- Not yet (kindly advise kung ano yung magandang board)
Processor: Intel E7200 (2.53) C2D
Hard disk: 250 GB
RAM : -------- plano kung bumili nang 2GB ram (ung 667 0 800 Mhz)
Disk Drive: --------- (Anu magandang specs na bilhin...gusto ko DVD writer)
Mouse: -------
Keyboard: ------- anu kaya maganda brand na keyboard...ung katulad sa DELL keyboard
Power Supply and/ Casing: Irock FC -IR11A
Computer Tables and Chairs: ------- Ok lang ba yung Computer chair gas lift?
AVR: Power Pro 500W

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Salamat sa tulong...

[carmicael]

sir, please read this thread, and enjoy. :

[kaub@n]

I've done reading it but it did not solve my concern...
I was thinking that maybe I can get suggestions from you guys..
Frankly speaking, this forum has been a great HELP to our fellow istoryans...
And I hope we can maintain that bonding power.....

Tulong-tulong tayo mga bro...

[fineupgrades]

first & foremost, change your generic psu to a branded one. i dont want to be biased but silverstone's quality, reliability, plus 3 years warranty will give you peace of mind. Getting a branded PSU is not a luxury, it's an investment.

[obor]

How bout posting your budget. And, what are your needs sir? Do you play games? What games? Do you use it often?

[carmicael]

^correct. merely asking for specs would not do any good. i've pointed out these things in the thread i gave you, TS. BUDGET, WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING. these things are simple, but of great help. cheers.

[carmicael]

i could place bluntly a super powerful and uber-priced mobo. say, the Rampage Extreme from ASUS.

[lolong tan]

AVR: Power Pro 500W

for a little price difference, better use UPS against voltage spikes and power outages...

[kaub@n]

15K for the System unit components...

To obor: I'm not really particular with games....I'm not a gaming type of guy "for now"..hHEHEH

Im looking forward to receive more suggestions from you guys..salamat

[kaub@n]

first & foremost, change your generic psu to a branded one. i dont want to be biased but silverstone's quality, reliability, plus 3 years warranty will give you peace of mind. Getting a branded PSU is not a luxury, it's an investment.

So how much does it cost if I buy a silverstone brand PSU?

Thanks.