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12-03-2005, 08:47 PM
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Theres Some On There Graphics cards
- http://www.shopping.com/xPP-Graphics_Cards

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I recommend Asus motherboards, AMD processors and nVidia graphics cards. That is just from my personal experience.

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amd opteron processors

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www.newegg.com has some great parts that are good for budget shoppers.

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HTMLMaster, great shop but dosen't deliever to the United Kingdom!

If you want to all them things very well then you're going to have to spend more then £450.

I've had a look at all your things on your .doc and if you want to do all them things on it then you really will struglle. 80GB is going to make it difficult for you to have all them programs as well as other things... Theirs my two cents

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