Building a Computer by Mid January

At the big off-topic poster's presence, I'm retyping this thing with clear information of what informations I really want to aquirre.

Recently, my computer was suddenly unfonctionable with an unknown reason. After being checked by a Computer Geek at my father's workplace, the CPU, Mobo and Videocard was somehow "broken" with no definit reason. So now, either I buy new chips to replace them ( except videocard which has life garantee) or I wait for window Vista's release along with the countless new hardwares available by the time.

Therefore, the question is about " What are the futur release in Computer world following Window Vista?" Such as CPU, MOBO, VideoCard are the 3 I wish to know the most. Other's are optional.

For any grammar or typos problem I've entered within this post, please forgive me as there is no M.Works in this computer.

I would also like people to stick ON-TOPIC. If you have nothing relevant to my question, please do not post.

Ahhh only thing I have to say is Windows should have kept Vista's code name: LongHorn. It was gangsta.

Thanks but you're off topic. kthxbye

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Originally Posted by Icy

Thanks but you're off topic. kthxbye

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Ok you want some info.

eMachines Desktop PC (T6534)

I would really recommend this one. Its very steady and not too pricy. Of course if your hardcore gaming on your PC you might want to step up the graphics card. It has a nVidia® GeForce® graphics but I would go with a Diamond Multimedia Viper Radeon X1600 PCI-e Video Card (X1600PCIE256SB).
This'll tack on another $180 bucks but its well worth it. Now of course if your gaming you shouldn't go with most flat screens. Chances are, your screen will be killed after that 1,000th hour of Halo. Also the response time is slower than the "TV like monitors". However if you must, I suggest the LG Monitor (L1932TQ). Yea they do more than just phones. The response time is 4 milliseconds and its an LCD display which won't burn images. This is somewhat of a high end monitor though. With a 1280 x 1024 resolution it'll set you back $300. However your monitor won't look like this: (ELLO.. IS THIS THING ON?)

http://ithuntsville.com/burnedMonitor2.gif

Computer blonde... kthxstfu (thats so old). I'd say it'd probably be better to build your own PC reading up on every component and selecting what fits your needs and budget plan.

All the stuff I listed will be released by Mid January. Its already released >.> . Ungreatful hoe. I hope someone gives you some answers when you flip out on me everytime I try to help you out. You should have been more clear. Yea you have good grammar but your sentences run on and your posts are tedious. So I'm done helping you nub cake.