|
type |
product |
approx. price |
OS/2 |
Linux |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
processor |
190,00 DM |
OK |
||
|
mainboard |
ASUS P5A (ATX, 100 mhz, Socket-7) |
187,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
memory |
SD-Ram, PC-100, 128 MB |
220,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
graphics-board |
210,00 DM |
OK |
||
|
controller |
SCSI: Adaptec
2940U2W |
360,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
Hard disk |
SCSI: IBM
DDRS-34560 (4,5 GB UW) |
370,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
CD-ROM |
SCSI: Plextor UltraPlex 32 |
179,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
mouse |
Logitech Pilot PS/2 |
19,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
monitor |
815,00 DM |
OK |
||
|
printer |
559,00 DM |
OK |
||
|
ISDN adapter |
160,00 DM |
OK |
||
|
changable disk |
IOMEGA ZIP SCSI (neither IDE nor parallel !!) |
280,00 DM |
OK |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
organizer |
3COM Palm Pilot IIIx |
660,00 DM |
OK |
Some basics:
SCSI is much better as well more expensive than IDE. Simply believe it, it's true!
AMD processors are much cheaper than those of Intel at the same speed (not regarding the frequency!!). 400 mhz isn't equal to 400 mhz! A AMD K6-2 400 is even able to beat a PentiumII-450.
If your are using an operating system like Win9x 64 MB should be enough, but for a real operating system 128 MB is the better choice. More memory often provides more additional speed than increasing the ammount of megahertz.
The monitor ist the most important interface between computer and human. You shouldn't save your money on the wrong side. Your eyes will be grateful.