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Its USB yeah. It works with some hard drives but this one it won't

I'm trying to repair an installation of Windows XP but when i try to boot from the CD it says press any key to boot from CD, but it's like the keyboard does nothing even though it worked with the bios beforehand.

750w would even do it lol, but it would be stressing it. Most good 750's such as antec, corsair etc could probably push out more than 750, like 850. But they have to leave a safety margin

Thanks for all the replies. I'm not in US, so Newegg prices are ruled out.

One PSU I'm looking at has only 1 PCI-E power connector and some molex to pci-e for $100. For $150 I can get a modular one with 4x PCI-E connectors. Would this be better for crossfire?

Even if this is irrelevant I'm going to say it... unless you don't want to do any crossfire/sli or Overclocking.. basically any sort of tune up, then don't get the LE OR LX version

what he said.

Yeah ok well I'm not too concerned about USB. I guess what I'm really asking is, will this z68 motherboard utilize the full potential of a new ivy bridge chips?

I've been wondering about this motherboard, it says it will support ivy bridge chipsets but would i be better of waiting to get a z77. If i got this board it still has plenty of features that i'd ever need and i can always put an ivy bridge in it? Yeah so what will i be missing out on, if i...

The ASrock extreme3 gen3 is quite cheap In NZ. It's also got PCI 3.0 support so it might be 'future proof' for an Ivy bridge but by the time i end up getting an ivy bridge setup it won't be for awhile. But I'd still like to have it there, Y'know?

I may have to use the 1.0x slot yeah... maybe i could look at the Asus P8P67 pro instead if i don't need the PCI slots?

Ok I only wanted PCI slots really to avoid having to buy an pci-e network card because i need to route my xbox through the PC. But by the time i get around to doing crossfire, I'll probably have another solution to the network. that $1000 isn't including monitor but I've been thinking about...

very informative, thanks. But should it be ok for running a single 6850? the 6850 requires a minimum 500w but in the average system only ends up to around 400w total ddraw? I'm sorry just trying to understand this stuff

Ive decided on this motherboard instead, to future proof my PC http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131790R

Does the HDD speed really affect the performance like if i was playing a game? but would it be sufficient to run two 6850's in Crossfire? I've read around and some people seem to think it'll be fine. If not what PSU would you suggest? and I agree with you, i need to find a bigger case What do...

We don't have one outlet where we can buy parts from but i use this site: www.pricespy.co.nz to compare prices to different stores. Just remember It's in NZD. You can see my list of parts at this URL: http://pricespy.co.nz/list.php?l=55391&view=m Im sure you'll be shocked how expensive some...

Hi there, well here goes my budget PC list... 1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc Moderate gaming, light video editing, web browsing. 2) What's your budget? Are tax and shipping included? $1000 NZD - about $830 USD 3) Which country do you live in? If...

The PSU im looking at has three rails and a total of 69 A output. Is that ok? The 6870 where i live isn't cheap.... In fact everything here is expensive you can get a 6950 for the same price as we get the 6870.

This is what i currently want for my pc, This is a tight budget... And i'm not from US so no cheapy newegg prices :( RAM: Corsair XMS3 DDR3 PC10600/1333MHz CL9 4GB CASE: Antec Three Hundred (Black) CASE HARD DRIVE: Samsung SpinPoint F3 HD103SJ 32MB 1TB PSU...