Hi Any advice for this setup. All welcome!! Ebuyer 512mb DDR PC3200 400MHz Extra Value Ram Excelstor ESJ680G 80GB 7200rpm ATA100 OEM IDE with 3year Warranty. PcChips M848ALU SKT A SIS 748 400 DDR AGPx8 ATA133 6CH Sound/lAN/USB 2.0 AMD Sempron 3100+ (SDA3100AXBOX) 754pin 32Bit Processor 256Cache 333mhz Retail box with 3 year warranty Sony DWD22A 16x Dvd R/RW Dual Layer Internal IDE OEM Silver Discman

What is your question? BTW, you're gonna need a video card... Alert me after you respond otherwise I'll forget to come back.

The question is "Have you got any advice!" Done custom builds before but this is the first time im using a 3100+ Sempron. Just wondering if theres gonna be any conflictions or if anyone out there can recomend a different setup for roughly the same price. Regarding the video card ive a radeon 9200se lined up, 128mb. Discman

PCChips are low end boards. The one you've chosen is for socket A CPUs, not socket 754. The 3100+ Sempron will not work. I don't know about the RAM...you've given no brand name. I'm not familiar with Excelstor HDDs either. I take it you don't live in the US? The Radeon 9200SE is a low end 64-bit card. I don't know what your plans are, but that card is definitely not for gaming. Asus A7N8X-X 1800+ @8x210mhz 512mb PC3200 Ti4200/8X 128mb WDC 60GB

Hi My fault posted the wrong cpu: AMD Sempron 3000+ / 2.0ghz (SDA3000BOX) FSB333 L2-512kb Cache Skt A Retail Boxed Processor With 3 Year Warranty, includes heatsink and fan.

As you take an ATA133 board better choose an ATA133 harddrive because it will be faster. It makes no sense to cut down the possible speed there for a handful bucks!

"As you take an ATA133 board better choose an ATA133 harddrive because it will be faster. It makes no sense to cut down the possible speed there for a handful bucks!" The only manufacturer of ATA133 drives is Maxtor, and in no way would I ever recomended Crapstor drives to anyone. Besides, the difference between ATA100 and ATA133 is that negligible you wouldn't even notice it. Your better off putting your money into something like the Seagate 7200.7 series of SATA drives, or even better the 10K RPM Raptor series from Western Digital. Just my AU$0.02 worth. Computer nut since 1985 and still loving it...