SBM 1: Low Cost System

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System Builder Marathon: New Low-Cost PC Component Costs
CPU Intel Core 2 Duo e6750 $212
CPU Cooler Cooler Master HyperTX 2 $27
Motherboard Asus P5K $137
RAM Wintec Ampo DDR2 PC2-6400 - 2 GB $81
Graphics GeForce 8800 GTS 320 MB $280
Hard Drive Seagate Barracuda 320 GB SATAII $80
Sound Onboard $0
Case Raidmax Smilodon $80
Power Fortron AX-450PN $58
DVD-RW Sony NEC Optiarc 7170 SATA $35
Total Price $990
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System Builder Marathon: Old Budget Overclocker PC Component Costs
CPU Intel Core 2 Duo e4300 $120
CPU Cooler Thermalright XP-90 & 120mm fan $55
Motherboard Asus P5B $115
RAM Wintec Ampo DDR2 PC2-6400 - 2 GB $81
Graphics GeForce 8800GTX $500
Hard Drive Western Digital Caviar 250 GB $63
Sound Onboard $0
Case Raidmax Smilodon $80
Power Aerocool Zerodba 620w $125
DVD-RW Sony NEC Optiarc 7170 SATA $35
Total Price $1,174

We're going to compare our new low-cost system with the budget overclocker's system we created for our overclocking marathon. Our budget overclocking system is similarly priced to our new low-cost system: it cost $1,174, compared to the new low-cost system's $990 price tag.

The single item that raised the budget overclocker's system price above $1000 was the inclusion of a Geforce 8800 GTX. Had the old budget overclocker's build sported an 8800 GTS 320mb instead of the GTX, its price would have been almost identical to the new low-cost system: about $950. It's going to be interesting to see how the old e4300 CPU/8800 GTX combo will fare against the new e6750/8800 GTS 320 MB combo in the gaming arena.

We won't be comparing the new system to the original budget system in the first system builder marathon. The original budget system was put together for $500 and is completely outclassed by our new $1000 budget champion.

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System Hardware
Processor Intel Core Duo e6750, 2.67 GHz, 1333 FSB, 4 MB Cache
Motherboard ASUS P5K, BIOS: 0507
RAM Wintec Ampo PC2-6400, 2x 1024 MB, CAS 5.0-5-5-16
Hard Drive Seagate Barracuda ST3320620AS320 GB, 7200 RPM, 16 MB Cache, SATA 300
Networking PCIe Gb LAN controller featuring AI NET2
Graphics Cards EVGA GeForce 8800 GTS, 320 MB RAM
Power Supply Fortron AX-450PN
System Software & Drivers
OS Microsoft Windows XP Pro 5.1.2600
DirectX Version 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)
Graphics Driver nVIDIA ForceWare 162.18
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Benchmarks and Settings
3D-Games
F.E.A.R Version: 1.0 RetailVideo Mode: 1024x768Computer: MaximumGraphics: Maximum-Custom-No SoftshadowsTest Path: Options/Performance/Test Settings
Doom 3 Version: 1.3Video Mode: 1024x768Graphics: HighTest: Time Demo 1
Oblivion Version: 1.0 RetailVideo Mode: 1024x768Graphics: High, 4xAATest: Inside & Outside save files
Audio
Lame MP3 Version 3.97 Beta 2 (12-22-2005)Audio CD "Terminator II SE", 53 minwave to mp3160 kbps
OGG Version 1.1.2 (Intel P4 MOD)Version 1.1.2 (Intel AMD MOD)Audio CD "Terminator II SE", 53 minwave to oggQuality: 5
Video
TMPEG 3.0 Express Version: 3.0.4.24 (no Audio)fist 5 Minutes DVD Terminator 2 SE (704x576) 16:9Multithreading by rendering
DivX 6.1 Version: 6.1Profile: High Definition Profile1-pass, 3000 kbit/sEncoding mode: Insane QualityEnhanced multithreadingno Audio
XviD 1.1.0 Version: 1.1.0 Beta 2Target qantizer: 1.00
Applications
Autodesk 3D Studio Max Version: 8.0Characters "Dragon_Charater_rig"rendering HTDV 1920x1080 & 1280x720
Synthetics
SPECviewperf 9 Version: 9.0.3
PCMark05 Pro Version: 1.1.0System, CPU and Memory TestsWindows Media Player 10.00.00.3646Windows Media Encoder 9.00.00.2980
3DMark05 Version: 1.2System Test Only
SiSoftware Sandra 2005 Version 2005.7.10.60CPU Test = Arithmetic, Multimedia BenchmarksMemory Test = Bandwidth Benchmark
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Don Woligroski was a former senior hardware editor for Tom's Hardware. He has covered a wide range of PC hardware topics, including CPUs, GPUs, system building, and emerging technologies.