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The specs are:

AMD ATHLON XP3000+ 333MHZ FSB 512 L2 Cache Barton CPU - OEM

Coolermaster Aero7 Lite Fan Upto Xp3200 Skt A with Speed Adjustment  

JNC 4JA 196(a) Aluminium Style Midi Case 300w PSU with Side Panel Window & Front FireWire

Ebuyer 512 DDR400 PC3200 Extra Value Ram x2

A7N8X Deluxe SKT A NForce2 Chipset Motherboard VER: 2.0

Maxtor 6Y120M0 120gb Serial ATA 8mb Cache 7200rpm - OEM

Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro Atlantis 128MB DDR AGP DVI TV-Out Lite-retail In  =

Sounds great to me. Where did you get it? Anyhow, it's better than my 128mb RAM, PIII 500mhz tub!
Dan

Yep, looks fine to me. Then you gotta buy the flight sims for it

Jonathan

thanks,
already have fs2004 but i cant use it properly as at the moment i am using a sony vaio laptop as my main computer,(my desktop is a few years old now and flight sim wouldnt dream of running on it but i havent had the money to upgrade it) the laptop is:

800mhz AMD Duron
128mb ram
8mb ati rage mobility (on board)

not good for flight sim.

Dan, the Pc is going to be built by myself (I know how to build them, just don't know whats a good price ) all the parts are from a website @ http://www.ebuyer.co.uk

thanks for your help
Rhino_of_stockton

Ahhh. Is the build part hard to learn?
Dan

Price is good - build is simple these days. Power supply too small though. 350watt minimum for that spec.  I use a 465watt.
Phil

Hey, does anyone know how to convert this

[quote]The specs are:

AMD ATHLON XP3000+ 333MHZ FSB 512 L2 Cache Barton CPU - OEM

Coolermaster Aero7 Lite Fan Upto Xp3200 Skt A with Speed Adjustment