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You haven't given any info at all about what components you wish to retain so that's a bit of a how long is a piece of string question. If you're keeping costs down, why not go for one of the nice refurb PCs from ICT Direct - they've been a life saver for us and a lot more economical than a motherboard bundle if you consider the cost of your time in rebuilding a basic cheap as chips PC, troubleshooting bad drivers on cheap motherboards etc.

 

They currently have HP DC7600 Small Form Factor - 3.4GHz HT, 2Gb RAM, 80GB HDD, 2 year RTB warranty @ £137 - the warranty alone for me beats the hassle of throwing random cheap components together and hoping they'll work.

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This is the first time I have used edugeeks and I am impressed by the speedy responses. thanks guys.

I have about £120 to spend. The existing power is only 300w, small hd and the mobo is a p2. The ta's will be running Office with some associated braille software plus some fairly basic graphics kit.

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Get in touch with ICT Direct; they'll do you a nice unit as OutToLunch there explained.

 

http://www.ict-direct.co.uk/ict-products/pc-base-units/computers.htm

 

HP DC7600 - 3.0GHz HT Pentium 4, 2GB DDR RAM - 2 year RTB warranty

Case Type Small Form Factor HP DC7600 SFF

Our Price: £120

 

Enquire about this product

Processor Pentium 4, 3.0 GHz HT

Memory 2GB DDR2.

Hard Drive 40GB SATA.

Graphics Integrated

Soundcard Integrated

Dimensions 34 cm x 38 cm x 10 cm

Ports 8 USB (2 Front)

Operating system Geniune Windows XP Professional COA

CD/DVD DVD

Network Gigabit Ethernet

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I just got the following from Simon at SCL:

 

2.5GHz Dual Core Pentium

Gigabyte G31M ES2L mobo

4GB RAM

1TB Sata drive

 

for around £180.

 

Without the drive that's going to be in your ball park.

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The boss wants me to rebuild not buy new.

 

The one's quoted are refurbished, so you can reassure your boss that it is being at least as green as upgrading the ones you currently have.

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You guys are on the ball! Is it always as helpful as this?

 

We try to be, it's a great community and you get out what you put in I find :)

 

Stay around, there's always something going on :)

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