About my computer

Ok, so I've been looking at tomshardware.com for about 6 months and I've come up with a computer that I think is quite good, I just want all the people here to tell me what they think about it and what I should add. I'm thinking to add a dvd writer because I've seen an article here that says that there is a +RW and -RW dvd writer combo drive.

Well, here's my computer:

Processor: AMD Athlon XP 3200+
Processor Cooler: Coolermaster Aero7
Mother board: Asus A7N8X Deluxe
Hard-Drive: Western Digital Caviar Special Edition 80GB
Memory: Corsair TWINX1024-3200LL 1 Gbyte, 400 MHz
Power Supply: Antec 480W TrueBlue Power Supply
Case: Thermaltake Xaser III V2000A
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForceFX 5900 Ultra
Monitor: Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2060u
Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum
Speakers: Klipsch 5.1 Digital Dream Multimedia System
Mouse: Logitech MX500
CD-RW Drive: ASUS CRW-5224A (ASUS 52X/24X/52X CD-ReWriter)

If you think that one part is better than what I have here, please post a link if possible.

Thanks

The Mutato

BTW: I don't mind how much it costs as long as it's a really good thing!!!!

* Could get more performance,in some areas more than others, by going with the Intel 3.0C 800MHz FSB processor and a canterwood chipset motheboard. But, if you're a bit partial to AMD and building a dream system, this would be <i>The One</i>.

* If A7N8X Deluxe is the chosen motherboard, make sure to get revision 2.0 as it supports 400MHz FSB Athlon XPs. It is available at <A HREF="http://www.excaliberpc.com/product_info.php?products_id=1556" target="_new">ExcaliberPC</A>.

I tried making my Dream System a P4 one but I gave up because I had already started making the AMD one. Thanks for the reply's, but I want to know one thing, THG news today (may 14) said this:

I was wondering if anyone has heard about these chipsets and I want to know if they are better than the normal nForce 2 chipsets.

Thanks

The_Mutato

I'll skin you good!!!!!

OK, sorry for saying this again, but if you want a dream system, then Intel´s the name...
If you want AMD, I´d buy a nice 2800+ T-bred and ramp up the rest of the components. I´d refuse to buy any Barton for a dream system. Just me, of course...
I know someone already said this, but I simply <i>had</i> to write my opinion here. Sorry if it bothers someone.

Nonono, I did NOT SAY I wouldn´t buy a barton! Read again:

That´s what I said. A dream system. The top performing CPU and platform is currently Intel, undisputed (with the introduction of the 3.2Ghz, then, well...). I said I´d rather choose 2800+ non-Barton because it mostly performs better than the barton 2800+. That´s all. I did NOT say that I wouldn´t consider a 2500+ for a budget system - I certainly would.

But I have to say I wouldn´t consider the 3000+ or 3200+ at all. They are mislabeled products which don´t deliver the expected performance for their price, especially after the introduction of Springdale. They´re simply overpriced and overrated for what they have to offer - and that´s actually impossible to argue with.