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Pastimes : Dream Machine ( Build your own PC ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Zeuspaul who wrote (391)	3/28/1998 2:00:00 PM
From: Street Walker	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 14778

I will soon be having my computer assembled. My current decisions: multimonitor: Appian vs STB (I'm waiting to hear from Appian regarding their future upgrade, and awaiting to find out STB's pricing structure) Hard Drive: I'm not a techi so I appreciate all the work you are doing on this matter. I've had in mind to go with the IBM but could change my mind given your or others direction. Motherboard: I'm still kinda clueless in this matter. I've tried to keep up with your recommendations. Likewise, I guess the Abit, but would consider another one if it had better reviews. I want something stable. My needs are just for daytrading. Modem: Diamond Suprasonic (two modems hooked together) Once ADSL comes to my area in two months, I'll put the Suprasonic in my current commputer.) Ram: I need 128K SDRAM. What manufacturer is making it with 100 mHz specifications? Case/Power: I'll end up going with PC Power and Cooling cheaper case with 300Mhz power and their superiour fans. A little more money than the InWin case, but I think its worth the investment. Operating System will be Windows NT. These are the guts of the machine. CD, Sound Card, mouse, key board, are just the fillers. S.W.