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I was doing a little looking around at several different computer systems. I really took an interested in the DELL XPS computer system. Dell's XPS computers starting price for the basic system is a whapping 999.00 dollars. I was totally dumb founded after looking at the components that Dell was going to put in that computer system for that kind of money it wasn't a very good deal at all.

What most people fail to realize is that if you look at the basic or standard components that are put in the computer system. That is what you get. If you want more your price tag will go up considerably. The price tag on Dell's top xps system starts at 1800. 00 dollars. That is again for the standard components that are more improved then there basic modal but still not a good value if you look at the big picture.

Just recently a friend of mine asked me if I could build him a computer system equivalent to the dell XPS 600 modal. There top XPS computer, and how much it would coast. That's when I started looking at there system because I really have no reason to look at the computers on the market because I build my own computer. Ever since the first thousand dollars I wasted on an assembly line computer that I won't go into at this time.

After looking at what was offered in the XPS 600 modal I was able to go to my computer hardware source and find competitive components or even better components then what was offered in that computer system the (XPS600). Also I was able to use some of the computer parts that were in the system that this system was going to be replaced with. I was able to come up with a considerable savings of more then 700.00 dollars.

I built this computer system for my friend who is a real on line gaming nut. He is very happy and I made 200.00 and what was left of his other system. Just to give you an idea. Here is a little bit of what I was able to put in this computer system. A duel core AMD 4600 processor, a gigabyte PCI 16 Express motherboard with sli technology, Also a 7800 256 NVIDIA pci express card along with 1 gig of hyper X DDR ram, and a plextor DVD burner. A 250 gig serial ata hard drive with 8 Meg cach, and I was even able to give him his own OEM Full version of XP Windows PRO. Not an installed version that you have to pay for if you ever need it. I put all this and a few other little extras in an Aspire X- Paider aluminum black case with a 500 watt power supply. With an open side panel and 4 led lighted fans. Really puts on a show just sitting there.

This computer system was a gaming system I put together for a friend of mine. You can build a basic computer for your basic needs, and save yourself a lot of money. If you have a computer you can use parts that are on it, and upgrade your computer for less than 300 dollars. Remember this and that is in this world you can ether get what you pay for. Or pay for what you get. The choice is yours.

Robert Emler: I build computers as a hobby. It’s not my job and it’s not what I do for a living. I do it because it’s fun and interesting. And I don’t want to get ripped of by some shop because I don’t know what I have. It’s like the hot rod car owners. That’s their hobby, and a lot of them have some really sweet cars. So they must know what their doing. Learn to build your own computer or at least take the time to find out what your computer is all about so you don’t get taken advantage of some day. All most all computer shops will charge you $50 just to take the side off your computer system. To learn more about your computer, or even how to build your own personal computer, you can. Just go here to [http://pcextream.com] answer any questions. You can also eMail me at bob29tie@neo.rr.com

eSilicon Signs Multi-Year Agreement With Synopsys

SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwire - December 16, 2009) - eSilicon Corporation, a pioneering semiconductor value chain producer (VCP), today announced it has signed a multi-year agreement with Synopsys that includes access to the Galaxy™ Implementation Platform, the Discovery™ Verification Platform, DesignWare® IP and services. By engaging with Synopsys for multiple areas of the business, eSilicon benefits from having a single-vendor solution with access to Synopsys technical experts, ultimately reducing risk and speeding time to market for its end customers.

eSilicon also joins the Synopsys IP OEM Partner Program, enabling them to have access to a broad portfolio of high-quality, silicon-proven DesignWare IP such as PCI Express®, USB, DDR, HDMI and SATA. In addition, eSilicon gains access to Synopsys' next generation of connectivity IP as it becomes available.

Being a member of Synopsys' IP OEM Partner Program enables eSilicon to focus engineering talent on their core differentiation and not on project-based IP procurement. The Synopsys IP OEM Partner Program extends beyond the traditional customer-supplier relationship by providing the necessary resources and infrastructure to help the members deliver first-rate support to their end customers and easily create successful designs. Specialized on-site, in-depth product and integration training led by Synopsys engineers enhances partner expertise and the end-user experience.

Accessing the technology in any given EDA tool, IP, wafer or package is well-suited for a VCP. A company making one or two chips a year cannot stretch the limits compared to a VCP nor leverage the special features in any given tool or raw material for both performance and economics. VCPs solve these and many problems.

"Every company that joins our value chain represents an extension of our commitment to technology excellence, quality and value," said Patrick Soheili, eSilicon vice president of marketing and business development. "Through this multi-year agreement, Synopsys brings a high-quality and silicon-proven IP portfolio and EDA tools. We are honored to be part of their IP OEM Partner Program. Together we help fabless semiconductor companies (FSCs) as well as system OEMs end-customers create highly differentiated products in record time."

"Collaborating with eSilicon, a Value Chain Producer, enables customers to benefit from high-quality SoC designs incorporating Synopsys' tools and DesignWare IP solutions that have been proven in a wide range of products and across multiple process nodes," said John Chilton, senior vice-president and general manager for the Marketing and Business Development group at Synopsys. "By leveraging leading infrastructure, products, services and well-established supply chain, eSilicon's approach to the development of complex SoCs helps end customers get products to the market faster and with significantly less risk."

About eSilicon

eSilicon, a pioneering semiconductor Value Chain Producer (VCP), provides a comprehensive suite of design, productization and manufacturing services, enabling a flexible, low-cost, lower-risk path to volume chip production. The company delivers application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) to system original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and fabless semiconductor companies who serve a wide variety of markets including the consumer, computer, communications and industrial segments. eSilicon - Enabling Your Silicon Success™. For more information, please visit www.esilicon.com.

eSilicon and the eSilicon logo are registered trademarks, and Enabling Your Silicon Success is a trademark, of eSilicon Corporation. Synopsys, DesignWare, Discovery and Galaxy are registered trademarks or trademarks of Synopsys, Inc. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners

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willl this mobo work in my OEM Acer case???

i bought an Acer AM5100 desktop from bestbuy but i want to replace the mobo in it o i can overclock and have PCI-E 2.0 instead of just 1.0. Can i buy a new mobo and use it my OEM case?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131289
how will the power buttons and lights on my Acer Aspire case connect to the mobo i buy? my mobo currently connects with a little white connector.
ok will this case;http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811156203 work with the`mobo i listed above

Go with this motherboard with the 790x chipset. They are far more advanced and geared for the future... If you can afford it go with a 790FX, I have the Gigabyte listed on the link and it works very well and comes with free goodies.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010200022+1070930149+107191003+1071934372&Configurator=&Subcategory=22&description=&Ntk=&srchInDesc=
By the way, I would say our ACER ASPIRE case is a Micro ATX, most of prebuilt systems are based on a Mini Tower format...

Netronome Announces First SSL Inspection Appliance for 10 Gbps Networks
SAN FRANCISCO----Netronome, the leading developer of network flow processing solutions for high-performance security and deep packet inspection applications, today announced the industry’s first SSL inspection appliance for 10 Gbps networks.

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