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**casecutter** · 05-30-2008, 11:10 PM

Considering the piss poor advice you received, you did real well picking out the parts yourself. I don't see anything that could have been improved upon.

As for SATA DVD/CD drives, they are not true native SATA devices yet. They have a built in IDE to SATA converter so you would not gain a single iota of speed out of any current SATA DVD drive.

The difference in speed from your PC listed in your sig is gonna blow your mind, enjoy!

05-30-2008, 11:10 PM	#11 (permalink)
casecutter Because I said so Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,312	Re: VERY tight budget PC build Considering the piss poor advice you received, you did real well picking out the parts yourself. I don't see anything that could have been improved upon. As for SATA DVD/CD drives, they are not true native SATA devices yet. They have a built in IDE to SATA converter so you would not gain a single iota of speed out of any current SATA DVD drive. The difference in speed from your PC listed in your sig is gonna blow your mind, enjoy! __________________ Gigabyte GA45 UD3P w/C2D E7200 Mushkin Redline PC2-8000 2X2GB Visiontek HD 4870 512MB w/Dell 2709W BFG 680W LS ASUS Xonar DX2 w/Logitech Z680's Coolermaster HAF 932/Vista 64 Ultimate