Are these components compatable? Just want to be extra sure.

[spectre66]

I'm going to order all the components needed to build a pc then have a pro in a shop build it for me. I just want to be extra sure that these parts are compatable before i go in.

Motherboard:

A8N-SLI Deluxe Mainboard (Athlon 64 FX/Athlon 64, Socket 939, nForce4 SLI, ATX, 4GB DDR, 2000MHz FSB)

Manufacturer: Asus
Model: A8NSLI
System Chipset: nVIDIA nForce4 SLI
Processor Socket: AMD® Socket 939


Processor:

Athlon 64 3500+ Newcastle Processor (2.2GHz, 512KB, 1 GHz FSB, Socket 939)

Manufacturer: AMD
Model: ADA3500AWBOX
Processor Speed: 2.2 GHz
Processor Class: AMD Athlon 64


Video Card:

GeForce 7600 GT Video Card (256MB, PCI Express x16, Dual DVI)

Manufacturer: Evga
Model: 256P2N553AX
Video Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT
Installed Video Memory: 256


RAM:

Two 1GB PC3200 DDR DIMM Memory

Manufacturer: Corsair
Model: VS1GBKIT400
Memory Bandwidth: PC3200
Category:
Memory Technology: DDR (DDRRAM


Hard Drive:

Raptor WD740GD 74GB Hard Drive (Serial ATA-150, 10,000 RPM, 8MB)

Manufacturer: Western Digital
Model: WD740GD
Interface: SATA (Serial ATA)
Rotational Speed: 10000
Form Factor Width: 3.5 in


DVD-ROM:

DRU-810A Dual Layer DVD±RW Writer (16x/8x/16x DVD+RW, 16x/6x/16x DVD-RW, 8x DVD±R DL, 40x/32x/48x CD-RW)

Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DRU810A
DVD-ROM Read Speed: 16 X (DVD, DVD-R)


Floppy Drive:

3.5in 2HD Floppy Drive Internal 3 Bezel Colors Windows Retail Box

Manufacturer: Sony
Model: MPF920ZCU1
Category: Entertainment


Power Supply:

Antec TruePower 2.0 TP-II 550 550W Power Supply

Manufacturer: Antec
Model: TPII550


Heatsink:

CNPS9500 LED CPU Cooler

Manufacturer: Zalman
Model: CNPS9500LED


Thanks!

 

[djkrypplephite]

Looks pretty good, and decent cooling to boot.

 

[asgallant]

That stuff should all work together, but check and see if you can get a newer revision of that Athlon 3500. The Newcastle is the first release, and has been replaced 2 or three times. See if you can find a Winchester, Venice, or San Diego (if they made 3500's with San Diego) version. Venice is probably the best revision available, but if you can find a San Diego, snatch that up.

Also, IIRC the Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe is plagued with problems. Save yourself some headaches and get a different board. If you want to use SLI, the best board on the market for socket 939 is probably the Asus A8N32-SLI Premium. Keep in mind though, that two midrange graphics card (like the 7600's) in SLI do not perform as well as a single high end GPU (like the 7900 or x1900) and they cost more in total. If you don't plan on doing an SLI configuration, don't bother paying extra for an SLI mainboard, save yourself some money or upgrade another component.