Doggie

i did say months ago .. middle of last year.. and don't forget australia never gets the latest hardware for atleast months

for the less educated forum user.. he said Invision Power Board 1.1.1 is available to download at http://www.invisionboard.com thanx for you great info doggie

problem.. i got an email saying that i am a beta tester and yet when i login at betaplace and says i not enroled

just ask mr Longhorn

thanx filer i do like playing the game.. just i don't like getting post points for it

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nope but i'll do that right now Case: Generic 4 Bay Case with 350watt PSU - $100 Motherboard: spacewalker Socket 370 1x agp slot 4x pci slots $120 Memory: 256mb(not DDR) $75 Hard Disk Drive: Maxtor 20gb $125 CDRW: 24,10,40x LG $120 DVD: 16x Generic DVD-Rom - $120 Monitor: 17" monitor w/ speakers $250 Modem: 56kb Internal $75 Additonal ports: $75 Video: GeForce 4 ti4200 $325 Sound: On-board Mouse: Intellimouse Optiical USB $90 Keyboard: Diamond Touch(mitsubshi) Internet Keyboard - $110 $1585 for the lot.. cheap huh.. its around $750 US Note: I purchased this months ago

just noticing the word game is adding to total users posts.. maybe make it not count it..

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well, as i made my own pc, i wanted to make a guide or topic about it.. maybe useless but maybe handy. This is a guide for people that want to build a pc. Note: Has no guide to putting together.. just notes on stuff Setting a spend limit As many of you know, as much as you want to get the best for a pc you want to make, cost can be staggering. Set a limit on what your willing to spend and afford. This is including the software you may need for eg * Operating system What parts do i need? Well for a standard pc, you will need to buy the following; Note: the cost are in australian dollars and are an average price for standard parts Case - $150 Motherboard - $150 Memory - $75 for 256mb(not DDR) Hard Disk Drive - $125 - 20gb CD-Rom - $50 - 52x Floppy Drive - $10-25 CPU Processor - $110 - 1.1ghz Celeron Sound and Video Card - $75 each LPT/COM/USB Ports - $50 - 100 for all Monitor - $150 - 15' inch Modem - $50 - 56kb internal These now are classed as the standard pc these days and is quite cheaper. The important thing is to shop around for the best price. Don't just go to one operator and buy everything there. Sometimes it pays to shop around for a bargain or too. Also make sure these parts are covered with a money back guarrente as sometimes there can be faulty hardware. Should i put it together? If you know how-to put a computer together, by all means do it. But if you feel uncomfortable or have no idea, look for a pc specialist that can put it together. Make sure the guy you employ does know what he is doing and that you have his details because theres been cases of dodgy workers.. if so contact consumer affairs and report him and make sure he won't be doing any more business it may cost a little as $50 - $150. Depends on how many components and difficulty of installing hardware and even software. Hopefully this may help you in some way. All questions and comments are welcome

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hmm.. not bad.. better than mine as i dont have one

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theres never been a state of emergency here so unfair

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ahh.. seems to be the only time she not smile is when a camera is concerned

whats wrong with that? mes like girls with power w00t

did u hear that he claimed he had a broken back he needs to learn some english and common sense before his next fight

ahh.. bugga.. that long

personally hope tyson gets his butt whipped.. i not watching.. w00t

they said they can't give a date.. all they said is soon as possible.. it will be worth the wait

they are both good but just in diffrent sections AMD: Cheap, quick Intel: Expensive, Reliable up to the individual to choose

ahh.. .better than fictionlizing ur wife JK

i'll take the girl i'm after at the moment.. pic provided

not sure but this maybe wat ur looking for http://www.discountnaturalhealth.com/prod2409.htm hope this is it