build a computer just to go on facebook :)

joking about the facebook thing but
im just building a computer for everyday use
not in to game much
just using it to for surfing the web, convert videos
listen to music and most importantly stay on 24/7 to download stuff

https://secure.newegg.com/WishList/ [...] D=12571287

i have a few question
if there a fan controller can totally cut off the power to the fan?
because sometimes at night i dont want to much light on

how much faster is DDR3 from DDR2?
my friend told me is around 20% faster

which one is worth it, 3.2 dual core for 200$ or 2.4 qual core for 200$?

thanks for answering

You got to many parts for one system.

Why do I always link to a logon page looking for a username and password?

No. I even went to one with IE and I never even use it. I think it has to do with ethe fact that it's a secure link, but that doesn't explain why others can see it. I have been able to see other wish lists that weren't secured.

I would get the Logitech G5 mouse http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6826104076, or the Razer Copperhead http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6826153022 . Also a better CPU and cheaper sound system. As for cases look for the Cooler master 690, I believe it's only $10 more and one of the best cases for fans. (no side view panel though) A popular case with side panels is the Antec 900. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] ec%2bcases

These are two popular LED fans. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811999122
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811998121

I couldn't see your list when I clicked on the link. You won't need a lot of fans if you're not gaming. I definitely wouldn't get LED fans, they are annoying, more so with time, and especially if you want to turn off the lights at times. It sounds like you should get a couple 640gb drives or larger (d/l 24/7), video will eat up space pretty quickly. Definitely save yourself some money and go with low latency DDR2.