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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Anusha" data-source="post: 1489841" data-attributes="member: 828">Barclays is in Unity Plaza, just as you go up in the escalator. If you increase the budget to 120k, then you can get:E6750 4GB RAM (got for 2GBx2 instead of 1GBx4 even if it is a tad expensive...4 sticks can give stability issues)Gigabyte G33 DS3 board (for more info, contact dpg - GB DS3 boards are superb!)8600GT (8800 series is still too much <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/sad.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":(" title="Sad    :(" data-shortname=":(" />)500GB HDD (around 15k at Barclays: your choice though)19" Samsung LCDThese should bring it down to around 110k. Then add a PSU + Case. If you want the other components, make the HDD smaller.If you feel 4GB is overkill, go for 2GB - two sticks always! But remember, if you ever want to upgrade to 4GB, then you might have to face the problem of installing 4 sticks. I have 4 sticks. Though it works ok, I had to lower the previous overclock considerably to get it to work with 4 sticks. Also, remember if you wanna see the full 4GB of RAM, you need to use a 64bit operating system. Since you used to be a Linux fan, and maybe you are intending to use Linux on this PC, so you do your own research about the 64bit-ness. On Windows end, you have to use Vista x64 edition, as XP x64 is a haunted with compatibility issues. Vista x64's main problem is drivers, so try to buy compatible peripherals. (all the motherboard components should have the proper drivers and VGAs have too)</blockquote>

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