The Intel D945GCPE Socket 775 Barebone Kit is a great purchase when you want a high end system capable of running power hungry applications while saving money. You’ll have full control over what goes into your system to maximize the system for your needs and be able to buy an extra stick of RAM or a bigger monitor with the money you save.
At the heart of the system is a dual core Pentium E2180 with a clock speed of 2.0GHz and 800FSB that is built for today’s multi-threaded applications and consumes significantly less power than its predecessors. The socket 775 design, also known as Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) means that it is easy to install and upgrade your processor.
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More than any other PC component, the fastest and least expensive way of increasing the overall performance of your personal computer is by adding more RAM (Random Access Memory). Today’s modern applications are getting more and more demanding, and as a result you may notice that your PC no longer performs as efficiently and as smoothly as it used to be. A memory upgrade will do wonders in boosting the speed at which your PC and its applications complete tasks. 
Since the Asus M2N-MX SE Plus Socket AM2 Barebone Kit is a platform already half-assembled with quality components that has the power to run an excellent dual-core system, it will definitely be so much easier for anyone to just add a few slight modifications to have what they’ve always wanted in a computer system.
Building a new PC from scratch could be a very satisfying and fun endeavor. Having full control over which parts to use is an exciting privilege that you simply wouldn’t be able to enjoy with preconfigured PC packages. It’s a lot like building with Lego blocks wherein the only limitation is your own sense of creativity. At the same time however, with so many parts to decide on and so many models to consider, it could also be a burdensome task—especially when you have no clue where to start. Fortunately, with the 
To some people’s surprise, four cores are not the only game in town when it comes to overclocking. The Pentium Dual Core E2180 presents a challenge to the more cerebral overclocker. The numerous tweaks and adjustments on a sub-$100 CPU are seen as chess moves. It’s not how expensive it is, it’s the flexibility and performance potential. That is what you get with the 
The format wars are over, and Blu-Ray has won. For those of you who got an HD DVD player (Get one! They’re fun, soon-to-be nostalgic, and under 100 bucks!), I’m sorry. Kudos to those of you who bought a Playstation 3. So now the question is, are you going to go out and buy an expensive Blu-Ray player? I’m not. In fact, this is possibly the one thing that could trigger me to finally, finally build a multimedia center PC. You see, there’s a trick: the 
