Nooberdy Noob NOOOOOOB!

[yemstar]

Ok im a "Nooberdy Noob NOOOOOOB!" and wanted to start making my own PC i was thinking:

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...uct_uid=118226

and

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...uct_uid=117989

buttt noob question....are they even compatible? is it a good choice? HELP!!! GUide me lol

[slytherock]

ok, they are compatibles, but I have questions for the second question: what do you want to do with that comp?

[yemstar]

GAME GAME GAME GAME !

[Mitternacht]

need some riddlin?
Anywho, for games, you need a graphics card. Have you decided on that?

[m4gnum]

You might want to stretch to a Dual Core 2 Duo, gives you more bang if you're spending over £100. This month's Custom PC has a run down of all the main processors and is a good place to start.

[gaz_the_chav]

I take it yemstar that you are British as you are looking on ebuyer.com. I would advise staying away from ebuyer as they are quite over-priced.

I would advise looking at Microdirect


-gaz

[DaveW]

or www.scan.co.uk

-Dave

[Arden]

budget?

mobos crappy....try to save up.

[DaveW]

MSI aren't too bad actually. Neither is AsRock.

-Dave

[Omega]

MSI aren't too bad actually. Neither is AsRock.

-Dave

I don't know -- I'd much rather prefer something by a more well-known company, such as ASUS or DFI. If I had the choice, I'd definitely go with DFI, however. UV Reactive parts on the mobo, high quality capacitors, onboard 7.1, Firewire, and a plethora of other bells and whistles -- and they're stable and great for OCing. Oh, and it's not a matter of if they make mobos for it -- it's a matter of how much it costs. =]