LAN Case Computer

[ZxSlippy191]

I have a wishlist of everything I'm getting for this "Shuttle" computer I'm building mid-April.

Wish list details

The only reason I'm buying 2 video cards is because I'm not 100% sure the 9600 GT will fit in such an enclosed area, thats why I have the 8600 GT for backup.

I'm positive a 500 Watt PSU is enough to run a 9600 GT due to it's low power consumption.

The reason I have S-Video and M-M Audio Cables is that I'm hooking it into my TV. (Buying the headphone jack to audio f-f from Radio shack)

Buying 4 gigs of RAM because I'm going to use 3 in my Shuttle comp and the other in my main computer.

Any suggestions welcome to make this better before purchase.

The Wish List seems bugged, but the total is around 1350$

[Juke]

@WoW did you get ahold of moms card? But what are you going to be using this system for? Notepad?

Its easy to build a System that like OOO LOOK AT ME IM A OGER!.

"for this "Shuttle" computer " huh?

[SpoonMan999]

Over all a decent little shuttle but I'd get rid of the stupid LED fan and get something more efficient. LED fans can tend to be cheap ass fans and tend not to work as well, despite costing more. You seem to have a thing for Thermaltake but I personally think Cooler Master is a higher quality product. Though the AC Freezer is a good choice for the heatsink/fan, I have an older model and it's been working great keeping my Athlon 6400 pretty cool.

Oh and Juke, a shuttle is a small computer that can be move around easily, not a laptop for use on the go but to take from place to place. They're popular for LAN parties.