Deebdee
01-08-2001, 12:34 PM
Case Cyclone CS-CY802PX with 300W PS Exhaust holes front, back and side 3 case fans
Drive Space
5 1/4" x 3
3 1/2" x 2
3 1/2" x 5 (Hidden)
Expansion Slot 7 Full Slots
Power Supply ATX 2.01 300W
Dimension 19.75"Lx 7.7"W x 18"H
Buttons power, reset
Fans 3 x 8cm fans
ABIT KT7-RAID VIA KT133 3DIM UDMA100 6PCI 1ISA 1AGP ATX
Tai-Sol CGK742092 Socket A CPU Cooling Fan
AMD Athlon 1000 MHz Socket A Thunderbird $198.00 Aluminum / Copper
Matrox Millennium G450 32MB
The Memory I'll take out of my present machine I already have 448MB, I'll borrow 1/2 for the new machine for the time being. Plenty of extra Maxtor's 20G ATA/66 hiding around also.
Samantha, I got everything for under $700.00, including S/H I believe it was.
Even the Matrox G450 32MB is included in that price. For the extra $1000.00 I think I'll slap this beast together myself and save some money. How much of an installation difference can there be between an Athlon 600 Slot A machine and the 1G Thunderbird? The Athlon 600 on the KA7 motherboard went together with absolutely no problem. Hoping this will do the same. I just won't quit till I'm done.
Drive Space
5 1/4" x 3
3 1/2" x 2
3 1/2" x 5 (Hidden)
Expansion Slot 7 Full Slots
Power Supply ATX 2.01 300W
Dimension 19.75"Lx 7.7"W x 18"H
Buttons power, reset
Fans 3 x 8cm fans
ABIT KT7-RAID VIA KT133 3DIM UDMA100 6PCI 1ISA 1AGP ATX
Tai-Sol CGK742092 Socket A CPU Cooling Fan
AMD Athlon 1000 MHz Socket A Thunderbird $198.00 Aluminum / Copper
Matrox Millennium G450 32MB
The Memory I'll take out of my present machine I already have 448MB, I'll borrow 1/2 for the new machine for the time being. Plenty of extra Maxtor's 20G ATA/66 hiding around also.
Samantha, I got everything for under $700.00, including S/H I believe it was.
Even the Matrox G450 32MB is included in that price. For the extra $1000.00 I think I'll slap this beast together myself and save some money. How much of an installation difference can there be between an Athlon 600 Slot A machine and the 1G Thunderbird? The Athlon 600 on the KA7 motherboard went together with absolutely no problem. Hoping this will do the same. I just won't quit till I'm done.