After having used my laptop for over 4 and a half years…

[Zydell]

LG L245WP-BN, 24" 1920x1200 P-MVA


Cooler Master CM690

Corsair CMPSU-520HXEU. 520W
Gigabyte GA-P35C-DS3R
Intel Core 2 Duo 6750
Scythe Infinity CPU Cooler
2 x Kingston 2GB DDR2 PC5300 667Mhz (total of 4GB)
MSI NX8800GT-T2D512E-OC
2 x Samsung 500GB SATA II 7200RPM 16MB (HD501LJ)
LG 20x SATA DVDR
Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 (USB, Retail)
Logitech MX518 Optical Mouse

Can't wait

[StatisticZ]

Looks nice.

[Anshinritsumai]

Originally Posted by Zydell

Not decided on the monitor yet (there seems no decent, affordable 22+ inch monitor on the market )

Samsung SyncMaster™ 226BW 22" widescreen display is good in my opinion. I've got two of them. A nice LCD screen at 1680x1050 native resolution with a 3000:1 contrast ratio.

[Zydell]

Keyboard, Mouse, DVDRW, 4GB Ram, 2 HDS just got in!

Originally Posted by Anshinritsumai

Samsung SyncMaster™ 226BW 22" widescreen display is good in my opinion. I've got two of them. A nice LCD screen at 1680x1050 native resolution with a 3000:1 contrast ratio.

Well, doing design work and all, I don't think that any TN screen will suit me since the colors simply aren't very accurate. What I have been considering is the LG 24" (LG L245WP-BN) which seems to be a better choice than the Dell 2407WFP-HQ, and the best one would be the 3007 30" Dell screen but that thing is just too expensive . The 2007 is nice too but it's also rather small (imho)

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by Anshinritsumai

Samsung SyncMaster™ 226BW 22" widescreen display is good in my opinion. I've got two of them. A nice LCD screen at 1680x1050 native resolution with a 3000:1 contrast ratio.

I have one of those also, beautiful display on it!! Price is reasonable for the quality. I highly recommend it!

[פֿяαιп βαмαgεפ]

Yup, samsung FTW!

[Zydell]

No; screw Samsung! I ordered this screen (LG L245WP-BN):



The rest of my PC came in yesterday and I assembled it today. I couldn't get the Asus 8800 GT card so I got the MSI NX8800GT (OC edition).

Assembled:

[zSilver_Fox]

Is that PSU situated on teh bottom of the case?

Never seen something like that. Makes some sense though, I believe Arctic Cooling did the same thing with the Silentium series.

[there's nothing here]

Why's that? I don't want to think so much right now, playing Zelda Dx.

I'm guessing, so the cords aren't as much of a bitch.

But heat rises, isn't that sorta bad too?

[Desyphur]

Originally Posted by there's nothing here

Why's that? I don't want to think so much right now, playing Zelda Dx.

I'm guessing, so the cords aren't as much of a bitch.

But heat rises, isn't that sorta bad too?

The cooling system would fix that, I assume.

Zelda Dx? Which one is that?

[there's nothing here]

Link's Awakening. For GBA.

I've been slicing at the bouncing shadow thing for fifteen minutes or something now, I still haven't thought of a way to beat him yet. ^_^

Maybe it can wait till tomorrow.

[Zydell]

Originally Posted by zSilver_Fox

Is that PSU situated on teh bottom of the case?

Never seen something like that. Makes some sense though, I believe Arctic Cooling did the same thing with the Silentium series.

Yeah it's on the bottom! The PSU fan blows outwards/down so I don't think that heating will be much of a problem. Besides, there's also a fan on the bottom/front (inward), one on the top/back (outward) and one on the sidepanel (outward I think).

[פֿяαιп βαмαgεפ]

Hm, looks sexy.

[Desyphur]

Originally Posted by there's nothing here

Link's Awakening. For GBA.

I've been slicing at the bouncing shadow thing for fifteen minutes or something now, I still haven't thought of a way to beat him yet. ^_^

Maybe it can wait till tomorrow.

Oooh, I have the GB version of that

I prefer Minish Cap and Link to the ast though. Not counting The Phantom Hourglass.