Gigabyte MB with video?

I am coming round to buying a Gigabyte board rather than my initial choice
Intel.

The P35 chipset looks about right for my business, sound and and graphics
needs. Don't game and don't intend to overclock.

The computer needs to be
- quiet as possible
- stable and reliable
- PS2 keyboard
- USB2 - min 6 external sockets
- e-SATA would be nice
- onboard network, sound and video
- supports DDR2 800
- Supports CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8200

Price not a problem.

The problem is I cannot find a selector on any website which allows me to
enter these requirements (especially the onboard video) and then shows
boards which match - not even on Gigabytes site. All the board
manufacturers make far too many boards to be able to trawl through the
details.

Any help? Davy

Davy wrote:
I am coming round to buying a Gigabyte board rather than my initial
choice Intel.

The P35 chipset looks about right for my business, sound and and
graphics needs. Don't game and don't intend to overclock.

The computer needs to be
- quiet as possible
- stable and reliable
- PS2 keyboard
- USB2 - min 6 external sockets
- e-SATA would be nice
- onboard network, sound and video
- supports DDR2 800
- Supports CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8200

Price not a problem.

The problem is I cannot find a selector on any website which allows
me to enter these requirements (especially the onboard video) and
then shows boards which match - not even on Gigabytes site. All the
board manufacturers make far too many boards to be able to trawl
through the details.

Any help? Davy

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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:55:10 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

It sounds very much like you could use the help of Kustom Komputa.

Advertising is not only unwelcome but against charter in
uk.comp.homebuilt. At the very least remove uk.c.h from the
newsgroups, at best just don't do it.

Jaimie
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Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read" -- Groucho Marx

Jaimie Vandenbergh wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:55:10 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

It sounds very much like you could use the help of Kustom Komputa.

Advertising is not only unwelcome but against charter in
uk.comp.homebuilt. At the very least remove uk.c.h from the
newsgroups, at best just don't do it.

Jaimie

So if I'd said to get one from Dabs.com..?

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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:00:51 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

Jaimie Vandenbergh wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:55:10 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

It sounds very much like you could use the help of Kustom Komputa.

Advertising is not only unwelcome but against charter in
uk.comp.homebuilt. At the very least remove uk.c.h from the
newsgroups, at best just don't do it.

Jaimie

So if I'd said to get one from Dabs.com..?

Can you not tell the difference between personal recommendations and
corporate advertising? If not, then I certainly wouldn't trust you to
build me a computer.

We don't mind your .sig; we don't mind you being part of the group. We
draw the line at blatant self-aggrandisement. It is forbidden by the
group charter, and you've flown too close to the wind on this a few
times now - but the post above was way over the limit.

Jaimie
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Jaimie Vandenbergh wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:00:51 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

Jaimie Vandenbergh wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:55:10 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

It sounds very much like you could use the help of Kustom Komputa.

Advertising is not only unwelcome but against charter in
uk.comp.homebuilt. At the very least remove uk.c.h from the
newsgroups, at best just don't do it.

Jaimie

So if I'd said to get one from Dabs.com..?

Can you not tell the difference between personal recommendations and
corporate advertising? If not, then I certainly wouldn't trust you to
build me a computer.

We don't mind your .sig; we don't mind you being part of the group. We
draw the line at blatant self-aggrandisement. It is forbidden by the
group charter, and you've flown too close to the wind on this a few
times now - but the post above was way over the limit.

Jaimie

My apologies. The purpose of the post was to help out the OP: It just
happened that my website was the place I thought best to get said help. You
will notice that in other instances I've recommended and linked to many
other sites that have nothing to do with me but where I feel the OP can get
the best help qavailable to them within the limits of my knowledge. However
if recommending my own site once in a while upsets you so much I'll not do
it in future.

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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:28:33 +0100, "Dr.Hal0nf1r£$"
wrote:

However
if recommending my own site once in a while upsets you so much I'll not do
it in future.

Thank you. It doesn't upset me, it caused barely a disappointed sigh.
It does, however, **** newsgroups up totally if allowed to happen.

Cheers - Jaimie
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In message , Dr.Hal0nf1r£$
writes

It sounds very much like you could use the help of Kustom Komputa.
http://www.kustomkomputa.co.uk

You do your own reputation harm.
--
Tony

Dr.Hal0nf1r£$ wrote:

My apologies. The purpose of the post was to help out the OP: It just
happened that my website was the place I thought best to get said help. You
will notice that in other instances I've recommended and linked to many
other sites that have nothing to do with me but where I feel the OP can get
the best help qavailable to them within the limits of my knowledge. However
if recommending my own site once in a while upsets you so much I'll not do
it in future.

In this particular case the OP asked for someone to recommend a supplier
of a particular service, and that is what you did. I haven't noticed you
pushing Kustomcomputa excessively so I don't think there's any risk of
the newsgroups being swamped by advertising. I recall that you have been
a very helpful member of the group.

I don't think you should take this complaint seriously. You can't expect
to post to usenet without getting flamed occasionally.




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Davy wrote in
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I am coming round to buying a Gigabyte board rather than my initial
choice Intel.

The P35 chipset looks about right for my business, sound and and
graphics needs. Don't game and don't intend to overclock.

The computer needs to be
- quiet as possible
- stable and reliable
- PS2 keyboard
- USB2 - min 6 external sockets
- e-SATA would be nice
- onboard network, sound and video
- supports DDR2 800
- Supports CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8200

Price not a problem.

The problem is I cannot find a selector on any website which allows me
to enter these requirements (especially the onboard video) and then
shows boards which match - not even on Gigabytes site. All the board
manufacturers make far too many boards to be able to trawl through the
details.

Any help? Davy



I've found one, the GA-G33-DS3R iG33. But no e-SATA or firewire and only
4 rear USB ports. Why is it so difficult?
Davy