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I went with coolmaster because of the "cool" in the name lol. I thought it will cool down my PC with that massive fan underneath, but thinking about it all PSU have fans underneath there just not in the picture. Do I need some kind of heatsink or fan in the computer to make it not overheat? Thanks

Many thanks. This is the new build Gigabyte GA-MA69VM-S2 690V Socket AM2 Onboard VGA 8 channel audio mATX Motherboard - Ebuyer AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4400+ 2.30GHz (Socket AM2) - Retail Coolermaster eXtreme Power 380W PSU - ATX12V V2.01 20+4pin 1x PCI-E 2x SATA - Ebuyer OCZ 2GB DDR2 Memory...

Thanks. I have done so more looking around and added some more things to do the computer now. Is it better? Intel Core 2 Duo E2160 "LGA775 Conroe" 1.80GHz (800FSB) - Retail (New processor) Hitachi Deskstar 7K160 160GB SATA-II 8MB Cache - OEM Coolermaster Elite 330 Black Mid Tower Case - No PSU...

Instead of the processor above will this be better? Intel E2140 Pentium Dual Core Socket 775 2x1.60GHz 1MB Cache 800FSB Its ashame it only has 1MB of cache not 2MB does this matter? Thanks

Hi, I have never built a PC before and I want a low spec server that will be used as web server or voip server. This is what i got so far what do you guys think? Are they all compatable dabs.com - Gigabyte S775 Intel G31 DDR2 MATX Audio Lan VGA (GA G31M S2L) dabs.com - Seagate Barracuda...

I have been looking around and can anyone tell me if this is any good for what I want? Shure - Wired Microphones - PG58 Vocal Microphone Thanks

Hi, I do alot of VOIP over softwares like Teamspeak. I am using a poor condenser mic which when played back to me sounds very bad and lots of hissing and humming in the background so I think its time to find a new one. I got about £40 to spend, wich makes it hard to pick. I was looking at...

Its PCI audio card

Im looking at this card Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic - Upgrade music to the Xtreme Fidelity audio standard Is it worth a buy? I will have my mic on boost but I dont want the loud hissing

I get the hiss wether the mic is plugged in or not so if I leave the mic out I still get the hiss and I have tryed on different mics all I get is hiss maybe the hard drive is causing interferance seeing as Audio Card and Hard Drive are very close

Any idea please

I think you have to put it on the motherboard so the motherboard needs to be on the ground flat not in the air if you dont know what side it is its the side where all the connections are like keyboard and mouse I think this is right can anyone confirm?

I just had a look and the Audio Card is resting on one of two of the Hard Drives also it is underneath a dail up modem wich is not used anymore and the audio card is above an blank AGP slot that AGP slot above that is my firewire there is also a lead from the audio card to the front of my pc...

Hi Whenever I turn my mic off mute through the volume control panel i get a really loud hiss and when I load a software like a game I can hear it going all different frequencies and the same when I scroll up and down in a website so its like I can hear my PC all I have to do is mute it again...

Can anyone help? It seems like I can hear inside my PC when I scroll up and down the web pages I can hear little squeaks but most of the time its just this hissing all the time very anoyying, I just want my mic to be on boost with clear sound