My Budget build which works with Vista Home Premium

Before I built this machine for a friend, I was worried about what components would work with Vista, as I had heard many nightmare stories. So for those that are interested, here's my budget build which does work great. I did have to download the realtek driver for the sound and the driver for the printer from canon. All had for £500 + p&p and runs very smoothly :-)

1 x Casecom KL-787 Silver/Black Gaming Case - With 350W PSU
1 x Abit SG95 SKT 775 7.1 Channel Audio PCI-E DDR2 mATX
1 x Sapphire X1300 XT 128MB GDDR3 VGA DVI TVO PCI-E
1 x Extra Value Silver Basic Keyboard With Black Keys - PS2
2 x Crucial 1GB 240-PIN DIMM UNBUFF DDR2 PC5300
1 x LITEON DVD8900/DW1670 16x DVD±RW/RAM Bare Black - OEM
1 x Intel Pentium D 915 (2.80GHz) Socket 775 FSB800 2x2MB No VT Retail Boxed Processor
1 x Microsoft OEM Windows Vista Home Premium x32Bit (DVD) - 1PK
1 x Ebuyer Extra Value 17" 400:1 8ms (1280x1024) Black & Silver MultiMedia TFT Monitor 3 Years Warranty
1 x Canon Pixma Mp160 Multifunction Photo Printing / Copy / Scan