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Jonbo298 · 05-23-2004, 04:14 PM

I have the Logitech MX Duo (wireless) and I LOVE it. Batteries aren't a pain to me because it came with 2 rechargeable batteries for the mouse and the keyboard I just put 2 standard batteries in and haven't had to change them since I got it about a month or so ago. But I'd recommend staying away from the MS wireless set. I've heard they arent the best but the MX Duo is worth all $70 of it (newegg.com)

As for video card, get a 9800Pro. 9800XT's are too expensive (even after the price drops) for what it gives. Hell, why not just get an x800Pro

Also for the powersupply, PLEASE do a bit of research into one because in the powersupply market area, its quality over quantity because ive heard cases of people getting a no name brand 500w psu and it died within a month.

But other then that, everything else looking good!

05-23-2004, 04:14 PM	#4
Jonbo298 Freaky me Freaky you Jonbo298 is offline Location: In the Cornfields of Iowa Now Playing: Posts: 8,082	Re: Should I wait? I have the Logitech MX Duo (wireless) and I LOVE it. Batteries aren't a pain to me because it came with 2 rechargeable batteries for the mouse and the keyboard I just put 2 standard batteries in and haven't had to change them since I got it about a month or so ago. But I'd recommend staying away from the MS wireless set. I've heard they arent the best but the MX Duo is worth all $70 of it (newegg.com) As for video card, get a 9800Pro. 9800XT's are too expensive (even after the price drops) for what it gives. Hell, why not just get an x800Pro Also for the powersupply, PLEASE do a bit of research into one because in the powersupply market area, its quality over quantity because ive heard cases of people getting a no name brand 500w psu and it died within a month. But other then that, everything else looking good!