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If they are wrong about the specs, you should email them or something so they can fix what they have on their page. From the page you gave me and from the info about the possabilities of the front fan, I would remove the funnel on the side of the case and if possible mount a fan where the funnel was located. That should be the intake fan and make the fan in the back of the case an exhaust fan. I can't really tell from the pictures if you can mount a fan on the side or not.

Wait, does your case have those fan grills where you can put in an 80mm fan and then upgrade it to a 120mm fan? For the best performance out of your computer, you need at least 2 fans in there, 1 for intake of cool air and 1 for exhaust of the hot air being made by the components in your case. If the funnel for the CPU is the only intake fan you have in the case, I would recommend installing another fan because the CPU would be the only thing in the case getting cool air and vice versa. If you have a link to the case that would be helpful.

Me and my friends play War3 all the time at the internet cafe by our school. People are still making custom maps for it so it is still loved by players. Isn't Blizzard busy with the new Starcraft and Diablo games? I hope they make a new Warcraft game with new storylines and stuff to continue the series.

I have been using onboard sound for a while. But yesterday I bought a SoundBlaster Audigy SE off ebay. $20 US. You could try the Australian eBay for some good deals. Isn't the SoundBlaster Live kinda old?

Yeah the Counter-Strike games are the best. It's the best game for some fast fragging. Counter-Strike 1.6 is super cheap now. But I play Counter-Strike Source. It has updated graphics since it uses the Source enginge, but there are some bugs left that need to be fixed by Valve. CS 1.6 on the other hand has kinda old graphics but I think there aren't any more bugs in it. Go with the Counter-Strike games.

I don't think the motherboard really matters in running Vista. What does matter for certain is a fast enough CPU, fast memory, some hard drive space, and a good graphics card for Aero. If you've got all of those then you should have no problem running Vista.

My friends were playing the Wii and it sure did look fun. They were playing the boxing game in the Wii Sports disc and it was just amazing to me how the controllers knew which way you were leaning and which arm was moving forward for a nice uppercut to the face. I would have gotten a Wii but decided to get a Xbox 360 due to the lack of space in my gaming room.Once I'm done building my computer, I'll be sure to go buy a Wii so my friends can come over and have some fun.

Lets see...I loved a lot of the NES games. Probably my favorite NES game was Contra. Now that was a fun game that needed skill and fast reaction time. The Super Mario series would also be up there and the Double Dragon games. Me and my cousin would try to see who could perform the most high knees or hurricane kicks to enemies and knock them off the stage. Sure does remind me of some great times.

From the list, I vote Guild Wars. I played WOW and didn't really like it. I also played Gunz online for a while, but isn't that more of a MMO Shooter than a MMORPG?

I'm using a Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000, but I voted for Logitech because their mice are very high quality. I have used both brands and even though the Microsoft mouse I'm using right now in my home is good, the Logitech mouse in the internet cafe I go to feels more sturdy.

I'm more with desktops but it all depends on what you are going to use it for. Obviously you can't do high end gaming on a laptop or video editing. The advantage laptops have are they can be used anywhere. So if you are traveling a lot, a business person, or just low on space, go with a laptop. Other than that get a desktop.

My specs are:Rosewill TU-155 caseIntel Core 2 Duo E63002GB DDR2 RAMSaitek Eclipse KeyboardMicrosoft Laser Mouse 6000Creative Audigy SE SoundcardNEC DVD BurnerEvga Geforce 8800GTSGigabyte GA-965P-DS3Seagate Barracuda 320GBLogitech X-230 SpeakersSceptre 17" LCD MonitorAnd of course Win XP