Be very careful about purchasing anything with a price that is significantly lower then anyone else. There is a thing called a grey market where you will be lucky to have the full warranty term on the hardware.
Also, a gf2 gpu is low end these days... very low end.
I don't know where you're getting that 80GB drive from, or which brand it is, but if it's listed as 'bare' then you get nothing with it but the drive. No ATA ribbons, no screws, no mounting brackets, nothing. It also has to be a 5400 rpm drive, which is not good for a game system, where you want speed.
Does that case come with a power supply??? How about a back plate?? How do you intend to mount it to your desk??
It will be interesting to see how much over budget you actually go on this.
BTW, I would NEVER buy hardware for a computer from ebay. You don't know what you are actually getting until it arrives. You also do NOT get the full warranty period, since it has already been purchased once. Just about all the manufactures that I know about track their hardware in their own database for warranty purposes... If the hardware was sold at X date, and you purchase it at X+Y, then you get less of a warranty period, if any.
Also, a gf2 gpu is low end these days... very low end.
I don't know where you're getting that 80GB drive from, or which brand it is, but if it's listed as 'bare' then you get nothing with it but the drive. No ATA ribbons, no screws, no mounting brackets, nothing. It also has to be a 5400 rpm drive, which is not good for a game system, where you want speed.
Does that case come with a power supply??? How about a back plate?? How do you intend to mount it to your desk??
It will be interesting to see how much over budget you actually go on this.
BTW, I would NEVER buy hardware for a computer from ebay. You don't know what you are actually getting until it arrives. You also do NOT get the full warranty period, since it has already been purchased once. Just about all the manufactures that I know about track their hardware in their own database for warranty purposes... If the hardware was sold at X date, and you purchase it at X+Y, then you get less of a warranty period, if any.
