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Want to build a gaming PC from scratch with $800 budget. What would you do?

What parts would you use?

Processor?
Motherboard?
RAM?
Video Card?
Monitor?
Sound?
Everything down to the mouse, keyboard, etc.

What parts would you use and where would you get them?

Thanks.

http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Athlon64_AM2_SLI_Custom_Build_Configurator

This link will take you to CyberPowerPC's AMD Gaming Rig Builder ... I'd go with 2G RAM, a 80G Hard Drive will be suitable, I've never used more than 15G on my PC. You can have dual 8500GT 512MB and your choice of a dual core processor from AMD for around $700.00 ... not sure what their shipping prices are but that build will allow you to get the gaming rig you want at the price you want delivered to your door.

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Why do I get mouse and keyboard lag on my flatscreen TV with S video?

I'm using my computer on a Hitachi HD plasma screen. For some reason on this TV it takes a little time for the mouse and keyboard to register on screen. Is there anything I can do to make it respond quicker?

I'm using a self build AMD desktop with a AMD processor a NVIDEA 7600.

Yes you can.

Goto mouse properties and select the amount of speed you want for the mouse. Select save. Then it will work ok.