Help needed to build ULTIMATE P4 System

[mongoled]

Yo guys I need some help here if posiible, I am a AMD guy myself so my knowledge of P4 systems isnt that great. Im looking for specs fot the Ultimate P4 system, money is not a issue here.

I need the following:

CPU, Mthbrd, Memory, HrdDrive, Sound Card, Speakers, Keybrd, Mouse.

Thanxs to those who respond to this request.

[darkmiasma]

Either put what I have in my sig together (with a faster processor) or get the Asus P4T533 Motherboard.

[Nemesis]

CPU: 3.2GHz P4 800MHZ FSB (Soon...)
Mobo: Asus P4C800 Intel "Canterwood". (Soon...)
Memory - 2 x 512Mb Corsair XMS PC3500.
Hard Drive - WD Special Edition, or wait for the 10000rpm WD Raptor.

The rest? I dunno...

[Riptide]

If money is indeed no issue, why not go with an Adaptec Ultra320 SCSI controller and a couple of real nice 15,000RPM seagates? Ditch the IDE..

[Lunar]

P4 3.06
SiS 655 or Intel E7205 Chipset based mobo
2x512 Dual-Channel DDR333
SATA HDD 120 GB Seagates are good
GeForceFX 5800 Ultra
SounBlaster Audigy 2 Platinum

[jAkUp]

as of right now:

cpu: 3.06ghz hyperthreading
memory: 1gb 433mhz corsair ddr
mobo: hmmm... not sure
harddrive: raptor 10000rpm sata
soundcard: audigy 2
speakers: kplisch (mad espensive, but the best speakers on the market)
keyboard: logitech elite usb
mouse: logitech mx700 wireless

[R.Carter]

Originally posted by CoWBoY

The board is a Asus P4C800 (Canterwood)

http://www.amd3d.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2938

It is benched against PC1066. At stock speeds it is nothing to get excited over. At overclocked speeds, they left PC1066 @ 1066... so that is a bit unfair.

Looks like AMD3D also tested using a 2.4GHz 533MHz FSB Pentium 4 processor to test the ASUS P4C800 board. If they had used a 800MHz FSB P4 CPU then I imagine the memory bandwidth numbers would have been even higher for DDR.

[Lunar]

My Dual-Channel DDR runs neck and neck (actually, just a wee bit faster) than any 850E I've gone up against. I have the fastest P4 mobo on the market currently. And Intel is dropping RD for a reason. Dual-Channel DDR is where it's at.

[budd_wm]

Get Granite Bay if you are an overclocker. I can't complain about my system, heh.

[stncttr908]

The Canterwood chipset is throwing a stick in the spokes of my plans for a new AMD based system. I might actually have to consider this as a possible alternative, even if it will be much more cost prohibitive.