Heya i built this gamer system just wondering if its of good value, my artner normally does these things this is my first one hehe.

19" Yuraku MA9B Black MultiMedia TFT
AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+
Black Samsung DVD-+RW
X P512MB XFX GeForce 8600GT Card x2
320GB Samsung Hard Drive
1GB PC2-5300 667MHz Memory
MS Vista Home Premium
Aspire X-Plorer Black/Silver Neon Midi Tower
650W EZ-Cool Silent SLi pPFC Power Supply
Logitech 967929-0120, G11 Gaming Keyboard, USB 1.1/2.0, Wired, Silver/Black
Logitech 931352-0914, MX518 Gaming Grade Optical Mouse, 1600dpi, PS2/USB 1.1/2.0, 5 Buttons, Black
motherboard gigabyte sli rdy

buy it for £950

So you already built this or are you considering these parts?

I'd like to see the specific motherboard.

You are going to run two 8600's in SLI?

If so you might reconsider the case and go Full Tower for ease on installation and air flow. You could also then consider a 850W PSU.

Also I would go with at least one pair of 1GB Dual Chanel RAM: 2GB total.

considering these parts and sorry i meant x2 for the RAM so i will have 2GB, yeah going to run 2 in SLI

erm i will get a link to the motherboard..
http://www.kmscomponents.com/SITEASP...p=Motherboards

Just on a personal note I prefer Intel to AMD but that being said I see nothing wrong with your setup.

I'd say it was a solid mid range gaming setup.

I'd still go with a full tower for better air flow and ease of use and expansion.

Those SLI cards are going to back right up to the rear of your SATA drives in a mid tower.

As to price I am in the US so don't know how to judge.

k , thanks

I prefer AMD its cheaper lol

sounds like a good setup. I have always been an intel fan in the past, but i recently purchased a laptop with an AMD processor and loved it so much I gave AMD a try when I made my gaming system. I am currently using an AMD 6000+ athlon, Love it to death, on a gigabyte GA-M61P-S3 motherboard with 2 GB of patriot DD2 ram. I love it, Gigabyte makes great boards and that processor runs fast. i personally am an ATI fan, but nvidia makes good cards as well. bigger case cant hurt, and id go with pc6400 ram, you can get it cheap if you know where to shop, and if your using SLI the more power you can get from a power supply the better. im only using a 600 watt power supply, but im not using dual video cards.