So how about this for a system & for only $1999?
Intel? 350MHz Pentium II Processor with MMX Technology & 512K Cache
Intel? 440BX AGPset Motherboard with 1AGP/5PCI/2ISA Slots, 2 USB Ports
Dual CPU Coolers with Jumbo Heatsink
Voodoo2 Cooling System
17" MAG XJ700 .26 dot pitch 1280x1024 Monitor
64MB 100MHz SDRAM (PC100): DUAL DIMMS
Matrox Millenium G200 8MB AGP
Diamond Monster II Voodoo2 12MB
Toshiba 32X Max CD-ROM Drive
8.4GB Ultra DMA Hard Drive 9.5ms w/ 33MB/sec Max Transfer Rate
1.44MB Floppy Drive
Microsoft Intellimouse
Creative Labs Soundblaster Live! w/ 4 Speaker Support Value Edition
Cambridge Soundworks Four-Point Surround Speakers w/ Subwoofer
3Com/US Robotics 56K Internal Fax/Modem X2/V.90
Windows 104 Standard Keyboard w/ Optional Palm Rest
Microsoft Windows 98 CD & Manual
Middle Tower ATX Case with 230W Power Supply
DirectX 6, Configured with Latest Drivers
System Recovery Disk
Where go here: http://www.hypersonicpc.com/
systems allready pre-configured, and the most pre-configured system they
have is $4499
Dwayne W.
Nascar United - Co-Webmaster
http://mars.spaceports.com/~nasunite/
NASCAR HOT!!! - Webmaster
http://olympia.fortunecity.com/afl/113/
Gravity Delight Racing
http://mars.spaceports.com/~nasunite/GDR/Gdrmain.html
TEAM SITES Webring - Ringmaster
http://mars.spaceports.com/~nasunite/GDR/Teamsitering.html
P.S. If anybody would like to join either Nascar United,
Gravity Delight Racing or the TEAM SITES Webring, please
feel free to go sign up, if you need to know more about
the Nascar United site, please goto the info page. Thanks.
Waaaayyy too expensive.
OK, I guess :-)
I'm getting a new system in here in the UK soon. For about 1200
($2000?) I'm getting a PII-450 /w 128mb PC100 RAM, 6.4Gb hard drive,
16mb Voodoo Banshee + 12mb Voodoo II, 17" monitor, 56k modem, Win98 etc
etc.
Cheers!
Graeme Nash
http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk
ICQ# 11257824
1998 Xoom GP2 League Champion
Geez, I could build it with a celeron at 450 and save 600-700 bucks.
JM
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> So how about this for a system & for only $1999? > Intel? 350MHz Pentium II Processor with MMX Technology & 512K Cache > Intel? 440BX AGPset Motherboard with 1AGP/5PCI/2ISA Slots, 2 USB Ports > Dual CPU Coolers with Jumbo Heatsink > Voodoo2 Cooling System > 17" MAG XJ700 .26 dot pitch 1280x1024 Monitor > 64MB 100MHz SDRAM (PC100): DUAL DIMMS > Matrox Millenium G200 8MB AGP > Diamond Monster II Voodoo2 12MB > Toshiba 32X Max CD-ROM Drive > 8.4GB Ultra DMA Hard Drive 9.5ms w/ 33MB/sec Max Transfer Rate > 1.44MB Floppy Drive > Microsoft Intellimouse > Creative Labs Soundblaster Live! w/ 4 Speaker Support Value Edition > Cambridge Soundworks Four-Point Surround Speakers w/ Subwoofer > 3Com/US Robotics 56K Internal Fax/Modem X2/V.90 > Windows 104 Standard Keyboard w/ Optional Palm Rest > Microsoft Windows 98 CD & Manual > Middle Tower ATX Case with 230W Power Supply > DirectX 6, Configured with Latest Drivers > System Recovery Disk > Where go here: http://www.hypersonicpc.com/ they have 8 different > systems allready pre-configured, and the most pre-configured system they > have is $4499 > Dwayne W. > Nascar United - Co-Webmaster > http://mars.spaceports.com/~nasunite/ > NASCAR HOT!!! - Webmaster > http://olympia.fortunecity.com/afl/113/ > Gravity Delight Racing > http://mars.spaceports.com/~nasunite/GDR/Gdrmain.html > TEAM SITES Webring - Ringmaster > http://mars.spaceports.com/~nasunite/GDR/Teamsitering.html > P.S. If anybody would like to join either Nascar United, > Gravity Delight Racing or the TEAM SITES Webring, please > feel free to go sign up, if you need to know more about > the Nascar United site, please goto the info page. Thanks.A bit high IMO.......I built my P2-400 for much less, with more. 128mb of
7ns(REAL) PC-100 ram, PCI 128 sound card with Cambridge Surround System,
Asus P2B mb, Iomega zip drive, 40X Asus cdrom, better 17in. monitor(23dpi),
STB V4400, for about 500 bucks less. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to
build your own system, just a little patience. I can beat that price on a
pre-assembled system from local builders on P2-350 systems. It is about
right for a pre-assembled P2-400 with 128mb ram.
