mc-dexter
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| System Name | The Abominable Dust Bomb / Just A Box |
|---|---|
| Processor | AMD 6400+ BE (Windsor) @3.35Ghz / AMD 3200+ (Barton) |
| Motherboard | ASUS M2A VM - HDMI / Abit NF7 - S2 |
| Cooling | Xigmatek HDT S1283 / Gigabyte 3D Cooler Ultra |
| Memory | 2x 1Gb Kingston DDR2 667Mhz Dual Channel @800Mhz (soon 3Gb Dual) / 2x 512Mb Geil Dual DDR 400Mhz |
| Video Card(s) | XFX GeForce 8600GT (soon to be ASUS 8800GT) / MSI Geforce 5200FX |
| Storage | 80Gb Maxtor 2mb cache Maxtor 500Gb 32mb cache / 2x 40Gb Maxtor's |
| Display(s) | 19" TFT, 15" TFT, 32" TV / 15" CRT |
| Case | XBLADE / Everest |
| Audio Device(s) | (Onboard) Realtek ALC883 5.1 High Definition / Onboard |
| Power Supply | Antec True Power 480w / 400w Winpower |
| Software | Win Vista Premium SP2 / Win XP Pro SP2 |
| Benchmark Scores | 3D Mark 06 = 6709 ... lol |
pretty much, i think the wireless G range will last you a few years, as some people have said they have some problems playing online games... my brother has never had that problem since we upgraded our wireless router from the shitty one we had, we now have a netgear and i am very happy with it. linksys, netgear and cisco are all also good brands, linksys have used cisco's security brand, which apparently is more than ok 
also when ever you do get round to getting your wireless router, be sure to set up the wireless security - just so you don't get people using your internet for free. the setup is fairly easy, but once you get that and do find you need any help, remember about TPU
also when ever you do get round to getting your wireless router, be sure to set up the wireless security - just so you don't get people using your internet for free. the setup is fairly easy, but once you get that and do find you need any help, remember about TPU
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