Using an 8200 chassis to build?
This is a discussion about Using an 8200 chassis to build? in the General Hardware category; Dell Dimension 8200 P4 1.9Ghz 768MB RDRAM (PC800 - 2x256 + 2x128) 64MB GeForce 3 Ti200 (bought a 128MB 9800 Pro, but it bust!!!!!!!!!) 60G HDD (7,200rpm) 19 P991 CRT Right, here's me quandry.
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Dell Dimension 8200
P4 1.9Ghz
768MB RDRAM (PC800 - 2x256 + 2x128)
64MB GeForce 3 Ti200 (bought a 128MB 9800 Pro, but it bust!!!!!!!!!)
60G HDD (7,200rpm)
19" P991 CRT
Right, here's me quandry.
I'm on the cusp of whether to buy or build, so have been looking at all the different components, including chassis.
However, the Dimension chassis is really user friendly, opens well, and is pretty quiet.
Do you think it would be a suitable candidate to strip and build from within?
Mark.
P4 1.9Ghz
768MB RDRAM (PC800 - 2x256 + 2x128)
64MB GeForce 3 Ti200 (bought a 128MB 9800 Pro, but it bust!!!!!!!!!)
60G HDD (7,200rpm)
19" P991 CRT
Right, here's me quandry.
I'm on the cusp of whether to buy or build, so have been looking at all the different components, including chassis.
However, the Dimension chassis is really user friendly, opens well, and is pretty quiet.
Do you think it would be a suitable candidate to strip and build from within?
Mark.
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