Building my own pc

Thought it was the mobo you were missing, until I saw the name Gigabyte,

Damn thats a nice PC
and exactly the reason im building the next computer i get myself after this one dies

Ah, I know what you have missed out on, the monitor

Omg than ya a monitor lolz plus there is two Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM

A side-issue:

With the Vista Ultimate (which I am also now running with) you may have a compatibility issue with your printer....

I had a perfectly functioning HP All-In-One, running with an XP-system, but trying to get it to work the same way with Vista has proven to be impossible.

Ok found a monitor

ASUS VW246H Black 24" 2ms(GTG) HDMI Widescreen LCD Monitor - Retail


but now the loan opnly covers the price before taxes and shipping
Good thig I worked over time alot last two months.

And also, I am not certain about Vista, even though I have it myself, there was this website, that said Vista won't be supported after 2012, which is a bugger and not fair on us lot who shelled out millions of pounds for it

Personally good, but would go for Samsung monitor of that spec

I thaught windows seven was a bit early and was wary

wow, that's an awesome PC! how much would you estimate it would cost?

Thanks i hope vista likes the one I picked out.

I picked out a laser printer for more pages and less hasle plus its great for printing alot of pages.
we have a lexmart all in one on the living room pc.

SAMSUNG SCX Series SCX-4521FG MFC / All-In-One Up to 20 ppm Monochrome Laser Printer - Retail

I going to stop reading now, i need to remind my self that i have the best PC of everyone i know again
Yours puts mine to shame

Scrap the PCI LAN card. Your motherboard already includes an ethernet port.

Which you probably won't even use anyway if you're getting a wireless card.

Scrap the HT Omega sound card, your motherboard includes that capability as well.

Your $600 CPU is an enormous, enormous waste of money.

This entire PC is a case of extreme overkill. It's like you picked the most expensive version of every component you could find. I strongly recommend you reconsider this. Incredibly wasteful, irresponsible spending. Almost $4000 for this PC is shockingly ridiculous. This is the computer equivalent of buying a Lamborghini with gold-plated spinners and a trunk-mounted plasma TV when you need a car to commute to and from work.