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    Thank u for helping me out mate, It is very appreciated : )
    I think I found a good tutorial here: http://www.pcmech.com/byopc/ (it looks like a lot )
    Anyway could u possibly answer my other question?
    3rd: emmm did u possibly forget the video card and monitor (monitor would cost like 169 Euros or around 250 $ :S)
    Cuz if it goes around the same price Im not that keen on shopping online and/or getting together the pieces (always on the same price)


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    detale is right. if you have any desire to put together your own pc you should give it a try. its actually much much easier than it may seem. once you have all the parts you will pretty much know where they go...like putting together a puzzle.

    and yes....if you do your own build you will NEVER look back

    monitor is purely a matter of preference imo but if you want to do design on your pc you should look into a more high-end video card. im not saying a gx2 or gt280 but something that you wont want to switch out later just to buy what you should have bought in the first place. i dont know what types of cards are good for autocad-ish stuff but my recommendation (no surprise here) is 8800gt

    if money is a factor then let us know and somebody will recommend something more suitable.

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    Yep money is a factor (if I got what detale told me + got a 250 % monitor it would go around 850$) I actually wanna spend around 600-700$

    I got some new offers by the way tell me what u think:

    MotherBoard:FOXCONN 945PL7AE-KS2H
    Processor Socket: LGA775 socket supports Intel Core 2 Duo (E4xxx), P4, P 4PXE, P D, Celeron D
    Processor: Dual Core E2200 2.2 GHz LGA 775 1MB/800 MHz
    Chipset: Intel 945PL + ICH7
    FSB: 533 / 800 MHz
    Main Memory: 2 x 1 GB DDRAM II 667 MHz, Dual Channel 2xDDR2 533/400 (max 2 GB)
    Hard Drive: 160 GB 7200 rpm 8MB, SATA, 1 x ATA 100, 4 x SATA II
    Graphics: XP Vision PCI Express 256 MB, GF7330GT Sonc, DDR3, 128 bit
    Device Storage: DVD Writer
    Audio: 5.1 Channel, Realtek ALC 653 Ac'97
    Networking: PCIe GbE LAN, Realtek 8111B
    Expansion Slots: 1 x PCIe x16, 2 x PCIe x1, 3 x PCI
    I/O Interfce: 1 x PS/2 Keyboard, 1 x PS/2 Mouse, 1 x parallel, 1 x COM 1, 3 x USB2.0, 1 x coaxS/PDIF
    Modem: 56 KBps
    Case: DLC-MT372 Power 450 W
    MONITOR: LG Monitor 19" :CD L1919S-SF

    TOTAL: 505 Euros (around 750 $)



    MotherBoard:FOXCONN P35AX-S
    Processor Socket: LGA775 socket supports Intel Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core, Pentium D, Pentium 4, Celeron
    Processor: Dual Core E2200 2.2 GHz LGA 775 1MB/800 MHz
    Chipset: Intel P35 / ICH9
    FSB: 1333 / 1066 / 800 MHz
    Main Memory: 2 GB DDRAM II 667 MHz, Dual Channel DDR2 1066/800/667 (max 4 GB)
    Hard Drive: 350 GB 7200 rpm 8MB, SATA, ATA x 1, SATA II x 4, eSATA x 1
    Graphics: PCI Express 512 MB, GF8500GT, DDR2, 128 bit
    Device Storage: DVD Writer
    Audio: 7.1 Channel, Realtek ALC888
    Networking: GbE LAN, Realtek 8110SCB
    Expansion Slots: 2 x PCIe x16, 1 x PCIe x1, 3 x PCI
    I/O Interfce: 1 x PS/2 Keyboard, 1 x PS/2 Mouse, 1 x parallel, 1 x COM 1, 4 x USB2.0, 1 x coaxS/PDIF
    Modem: 56 Kbps
    Case: M-619 Power 550W
    MONITOR: LG Monitor 19" :CD L1919S-SF

    TOTAL: 577 Euros (around 850$)



    (I know little about this one)

    Processor: Dual Core E2180 2.0 GHz LGA 775 1MB/800 MHz
    Chipset: Intel P35 / ICH9
    Main Memory: 2 GB DDRAM II 667 MHz
    Hard Drive: 160 GB 7200 rpm
    Graphics: VGA 128MB / 512MB shared (I didnt understand this very good)
    Device Storage: DVD Writer
    MONITOR: LG Monitor 19" :CD L1919S-SF

    TOTAL: 436 Euros (around 650$)


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    ali where abouts do you live in europe?

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    Albania... back to the question... any thoughts?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ali-g View Post
    Thanx for the heads up detale...
    But I need u to dedicate me another little of ur time and possibly clarify me in some points. Ive never done online shopping so...

    1st: How much would shipment cost to Europe and after how many days will it arrive?

    2nd: U posted me various pieces... only problem is as Im new to this IDK how to put together/install the pieces... so if these pieces come one by one can u address me to somewhere where they sell whole PCs (and u jst choose the specs kind-of)

    3rd: emmm did u possibly forget the video card and monitor (monitor would cost like 169 Euros or around 250 $ :S

    Thank you, Im really a newbie in this kind of problems.
    This is the video card homie.

    What other questions? I would say keep your current monitor until you save up enough money to get one you really like. I'll take a look at the computers you have and let you know which I think is the best for the dough.

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    Go for the first one.

    1gb RAM is terrible

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    Quote Originally Posted by Detale View Post
    This is the video card homie.

    What other questions? I would say keep your current monitor until you save up enough money to get one you really like. I'll take a look at the computers you have and let you know which I think is the best for the dough.
    it looks like his video card is actually the 512mb one.

    i agree with the monitor though. it's better just to wait until you find one you are really going to be happy with for a few years. a 24" would be nice if you are ever going to be interested in watching hi-def. they are still pretty expensive right now though $~500usd (i think)

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    Exactly and for a few bucks more you might as well get a HDTV 24"

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