Building your own music pc????

[nigel1210]

I used this one in my last build, it's pricey but excellent warranty and modular as well so you just use the cable you want. This makes the air flow better in the case.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...id=123&subcat=

As bloodstar says i would go for one system drive and one for storage if you can stretch your budget, or go for a smaller main drive.

[dan the acid man]

I used this one in my last build, it's pricey but excellent warranty and modular as well so you just use the cable you want. This makes the air flow better in the case.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...id=123&subcat=

As bloodstar says i would go for one system drive and one for storage if you can stretch your budget, or go for a smaller main drive.

i'd avoid modular power supplies, i read an excellent article by a top electical engineer stating how bad modular power supplies are compared to normal ones.

My antec modular psu blew within the first year, taking out my motherboard too, and to be honest, by the time you've fitted all the cables you need, i still had loads of spare ones i had to tie out of the way.

[nigel1210]

i'd avoid modular power supplies, i read an excellent article by a top electical engineer stating how bad modular power supplies are compared to normal ones.

My antec modular psu blew within the first year, taking out my motherboard too, and to be honest, by the time you've fitted all the cables you need, i still had loads of spare ones i had to tie out of the way.

each to there own i suppose, the corsair units rails where really stable and also the 5 year warranty on it was really good.