Ok, think this should be everythin. Any suggestions?

Narion · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:02

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KDU · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:10

Very nice, I had the Lachesis mouse and couldn't recommend one I'm affraid.

V3g3tto · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:12

That's a long shopping list, i smell a woman's work!

I'm glad you said that KDU, was questioning buying the copperhead over the Lachesis (delivered today yay!...no one in house...nooo!), copperhead looks for to what i'm used to.

Narion · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:21

Nice blue Copperhead it is then =D

and yea she complained that my comp didn't "fit" in with the furniture so i thought i'd upgrade and its all going into a nice Mozart TX, should look quiet nice when its complete will be posting pics when its done.

pastymuncher · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:29

Do not buy Norton!!! It is rubbish and a system hog. Most of the pc's i have been asked to look at because of problems (slowdown etc) has been due to Norton. There are far better solutions available and some are even free such as Avast, AVG, Comodo firewall. Do yourself a favour and use them.

You really do not need a cutter to cut hose. A sharp stanley knife or even a pair of scissors will do.

Two monitors but no case?

Why on earth do you need 4x rads and 4x res? Much better to have a pair of triple rads. Most will recommend PA120.3's but i have the Alphacool Nexxxos Extreme lll triple rad in my setup cooling the CPU, NB, and Gpu and my temps are excellent. A pair of those should do the job. You only need a single res as well.

V3g3tto · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:36

I have norton 2008 at the moment because it was free with my motherboard, haven't changed it due to laziness, but with my system the resources it uses are irrelevent and it is a good virus scanner, perhaps better than Avast at identifying threats. However, i REALLY would like a slimdown AV soon, with a small clean interface. I personally found AVG not that good and really didn't liek the GUI, but that was like a year ago probably.

Narion · 20 Mar 2008 at 10:40

Said Mozart TX for case already got, (putting old gear inside my old case for my missus)

and changed rads for 2 Thermochill PA120.3 120mm Triple Radiator for the 2 loops hence the 2 res' because there are 2 loops also hence the 2 seperate Feser colours

Wiggins · 20 Mar 2008 at 12:10

Great spec

Can I come round for a beer when its set-up

Ditch the Norton product and get Kaspersky. Far less resource hog and does the job the same if not better than Norton.

pastymuncher · 20 Mar 2008 at 12:10

Narion said:
Said Mozart TX for case already got, (putting old gear inside my old case for my missus)

and changed rads for 2 Thermochill PA120.3 120mm Triple Radiator for the 2 loops hence the 2 res' because there are 2 loops also hence the 2 seperate Feser colours

Missed the case.

Don't need as many fans now either. Should be some damn good results from that lot once it's up and running. Don't know much about those pumps except that they are good. Some might recommend going for the 18w versions along with a plexi top though.