I have the stats of my PC on my sig. I was wondering if I can get a more expert opinion on my choices for the parts. This is the first PC I have built so I appreciate any feedback. So far it's performing good so I guess I did a good job Case: Rosewill TU-155 ATX Mid-Tower/400w PSU MoBo: ASUS A8N-SLI Premium AMD Socket 939 CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3700+ RAM: 2 x 512mb 1GB Corsair XMS Dual-Channel GPU: PNY GeForce 6600 256mb / Po

BTW this was a sorta Budget PC. Try not to base opinions on High End components. Case: Rosewill TU-155 ATX Mid-Tower/400w PSU MoBo: ASUS A8N-SLI Premium AMD Socket 939 CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3700+ RAM: 2 x 512mb 1GB Corsair XMS Dual-Channel GPU: PNY GeForce 6600 256mb / Po

Whats the point of getting opinions after you have already built it? Any comments or recommendations we make now will not be valid the next time you need to build a machine. Michael J

Yeah I just wanna know what other people think. Since it's my first project I just wonder if I made good choices. Case: Rosewill TU-155 ATX Mid-Tower/400w PSU MoBo: ASUS A8N-SLI Premium AMD Socket 939 CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3700+ RAM: 2 x 512mb 1GB Corsair XMS Dual-Channel GPU: PNY GeForce 6600 256mb / Po

Since it's running well, then yes, you made good choices. Congratulations on your first build. Kevin

No real criticism. I would have gone with 2GB RAM. But seeing as you were on a limited budget (aren't we all) and since you have two open slots for an additional GIG later on there's nothing wrong with that. I have that same MoBo. many would argue that paying for SLI is a waste since it may never be worth it (by the time you need to upgrade you could get better performance from a new single card). But, I always like to keep my options open. I would also have tried to jump up to the 7900 if at all possible. but the 6600 is a very decent card - especially for the price. Michael J

I would be concerned about the cheap L & C TECHNOLOGY 400W PSU (LC-B400ATX) that came in the Rosewill case. The case sells for about $50 at newegg...a decent 400W PSU sells for $50. Guess where they cut corners?