PC build from scratch

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jazribek wrote:
> Hi out there;
> I am about to build my own pc in the New Year for the first time, and will
> do it with a certain degree of future proofing built in.I have decided on the
> m/board (Asus P5GD2 ..ht..pci xpress..serial ata etc) and the cpu (P4
> LGA775..2.8ghz..800gz Bus) +
> 1g of DDR2 ram to start (needed for video work)Rest of stuff i already have.
> Anybody got any tips, suggestions on best places to buy from , what to
> avoid, pitfalls etc.
> Also I live in UK, prices are a lot cheaper in USA, has anybody bought from
> there and if so what problems is there ,and any tips on best sites.
> thanks all


http://www.aria.co.uk/Products.asp

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Best Wishes from Martin

So many questions, so few answers.

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"jazribek" <jazribek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi out there;
> I am about to build my own pc in the New Year for the first time, and will
> do it with a certain degree of future proofing built in.I have decided on
> the
> m/board (Asus P5GD2 ..ht..pci xpress..serial ata etc) and the cpu (P4
> LGA775..2.8ghz..800gz Bus) +
> 1g of DDR2 ram to start (needed for video work)Rest of stuff i already
> have.
> Anybody got any tips, suggestions on best places to buy from , what to
> avoid, pitfalls etc.
> Also I live in UK, prices are a lot cheaper in USA, has anybody bought
> from
> there and if so what problems is there ,and any tips on best sites.
> thanks all
> --
> learning fast.... dennis

I tend to use www.ebuyer.com