Later late in year 2004, I decided to sell off my rig (which I took quite a long time to consider) and topup a little bit of cash to migrate platform into AMD64 system. It was the time when AMD pawned most of Intel processors with their 64-bit and embedded RAM controller architecture ~ LOL
. It wouldn’t be successful if I not managed to fetch a high price for my RDRAM, it was ON-DEMAND back on that time when everyone stucked with Intel’s RDRAM motherboard and doesn’t want to migrate platform
. I sold few pairs of RDRAM back then by doing some trading
.

So I went to do some reading and study on what hardware and setting I should get for my new rig. Thanks to many forumers at LowYat.Net which shared with me their information, experience and guidance, this was my first DIY and self-assembled rig
:
- AMD64 3000+ 2.0GHz (socket 754, first generation of AMDK8)
- 2x 512MB DDR400 Kingston Value Ram (Hynix-D43 chipset)
- DFI LanParty UT nForce3 250Gb (best overclocking board for AMD64 s754 by Anandtech’s review)
- HIS ATI Radeon 9600xt Excalibur Edition
- Samsung Spinpoint 120GB SATA HDD
- LG 16x DVDRW-Rom
- Enlight 420W PSU
- Thermaltake Tsunami Dream Silver
- 15″ Philips LCD Monitor
- Altec Lansing AHS502 Headphone
- Logitech MX518 Gaming Optical Mouse on XtracPad Pro
- ANC s650 Webcam

This rig served me for 3 years++ until end of year 2007 before I did another major platform migration again back into Intel Pentium Core 2 system which with me till now while I’m on it updating this post
. Occassionally during the 3 years time I upgraded some hardware and device:
- FSP Bluestorm 500W PSU
- Dell E1905FP 19″ LCD Monitor (it is a 8-bit MVA panel
) - Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS
- Edifier R501 MKII 5.1 Surround Sound System
- XtracPad Ripper
- Canon Pixma iP4300 Inkjet Printer

Vearnstation V3.0 coming up next…
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