Specs Of My Next Computer Compared To AlienWare

[Killer008r 0]

Powersupply: $129.99 frozen CPU hyper modular w/ case exterior total 170.48
Cpu Cooling: from same site http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ $49.99 Fans from same site: $61.58 Total shipping $9.92
Mobo: $66.49 nforce4 939 socket
Cpu: $158 amd 64 3200+ 939 socket
VideoCard: $309 Gforce 7800 GT 256 Pci Express XFX
HD400gb: $222
RAM: $82.96 1gb ddr333
Case: (@ http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ pricewatch.com-cases-13bay) $150

/WO Video Card $1101.41

/W Video Card $1410.41

Alien Ware:
Processor: AMD Athlon™ 64 3200+ with HyperTransport Technology
Memory: 1GB Low-Latency Dual Channel DDR PC-3200 at 400MHz - 2 x 512MB
System Drive: High Performance - 250GB Serial ATA II 3Gb 7,200 RPM w/8MB Cache
Primary CD ROM/DVD ROM: 16x DVD-ROM Drive with Software DVD Decoder
Motherboard: AlienwareÂŽ nForce™4 SLI™ Chipset Motherboard PCI Express
Graphics Processor: 256MB PCI-Express x16 NVIDIAÂŽ GeForce™ 7800 GT
Chassis: AlienwareÂŽ Full-Tower Case - Martian Red
Enhanced Software for CD/DVD Creation: Nero OEM Bundle
Power Supply: AlienwareÂŽ 460 Watt Max Power Supply
$1,569.00


Suggestions?

(PS. I'm gona buy the first one not the alienware.)

[James_K 0]

Well I'm not sure about you since you didn't list the model number of the Alienware but most Alienware come with Liquid cooling and also they are usualy so neat and tidy with the cables that you cant even see them which makes it extreamly efficiant also it coumes standard with a one year warrenty which yours wont if you build it yourself plus the low lat RAM makes a big difference when compated to Genaric RAM I got Corsair XPERT 2-2-2-5 when I changed from Generics it seemed like I've upgraded by 1Ghz CPU but thats my opinion hope you get the computer you want

[mesmer 0]

Powersupply: $129.99 frozen CPU hyper modular  w/ case exterior total 170.48

Cpu Cooling:  from same site http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ $49.99 Fans from same site: $61.58 Total shipping $9.92

Mobo: $66.49 nforce4 939 socket

Cpu: $158 amd 64 3200+ 939 socket

VideoCard: $309 Gforce 7800 GT 256 Pci Express XFX

HD400gb: $222

RAM: $82.96 1gb ddr333

Case: (@ http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ pricewatch.com-cases-13bay) $150

 

/WO Video Card $1101.41

 

/W Video Card $1410.41

 

Alien Ware: 

Processor: AMD Athlon⢠64 3200+ with HyperTransport Technology

Memory: 1GB Low-Latency Dual Channel DDR PC-3200 at 400MHz - 2 x 512MB

System Drive: High Performance - 250GB Serial ATA II 3Gb 7,200 RPM w/8MB Cache

Primary CD ROM/DVD ROM: 16x DVD-ROM Drive with Software DVD Decoder

Motherboard: AlienwareÂŽ nForceâ˘4 SLI⢠Chipset Motherboard PCI Express

Graphics Processor: 256MB PCI-Express x16 NVIDIAŽ GeForce⢠7800 GT

Chassis: AlienwareÂŽ Full-Tower Case - Martian Red

Enhanced Software for CD/DVD Creation: Nero OEM Bundle

Power Supply: AlienwareÂŽ 460 Watt Max Power Supply

$1,569.00

Suggestions?

 

(PS. I'm gona buy the first one not the alienware.)

1064331824[/snapback]

altho alien ware is a ok company that makes comps, but i just simply like to build my own, first of all is more fun and is alot cheaper your paying the the spix ur getting.

my computer is highly overclocked right now. from 2.0Ghz to 2.63Ghz i mean

define: overclock = to get more then what your are paying. xD

`Mesmer

[Killer008r 0]

Yeah I usually end up building my own. And just so you know, The coolign I have selected is going to be much more efficent than watercooling. It is a new thermaltech, tehnology that I have recently discovered in Frozencpu.com. P.S. Please don't down talk me in computers T.y.