My Ultimate MMD System

Finally!! I get to post after my hectic period of assignments. Well.....early last week, I got my Multimedia System for my college use. For starters, here are the hardwares...

Gigabyte Poseidon Chassis - RM 400
AMD Phenom x4 Processor 9850 - RM 680
ASUS 780G Motherboard - RM 320
ATi HD 4750 512MB GDDR3 Graphics Card - RM 620
Cooler Master 600w PSU - RM 260
ASUS LightScribe DVD Drive DVD RAM - RM 100
Western Digital HDD 320GB - RM 180
Western Digital MyBook 320GB - RM 250
HP 22" LCD Panel - RM999
Microsoft Gaming Keyboard (with Luminance) - RM360
RAZER Diamondback Mouse - RM 180
Sony Bravia Home Theatre System - RM 1100

Among all my computer friends, we had a benchmark test and full hardware test. And the system turned out awesome!! The specs were all a norm except the Bravia System. My friends think I am crazy....!! LOL. Instead of getting a normal computer speaker. I got a Home Theatre as my speakers.

For me, the BRAVIA is an awesome piece of hardware!! :) And the SPIDER Platform by AMD. The speed is amazing, graphics by the ATi HD 4750 managed to grab 13622 marks from the Fururemark 3D Mark 2006. Not bad eh.....;P As for the ASUS motherboard, if you are in the multimedia line, the motherboard supports all types of media. Output and input. :) Also another cheap and affordable hardware. :D

this is my motherboard from behind, 8 chanel audio, eSATA, High speed USB, optical outbut, HDMI output, Firewire, Gigabit Network, DVI output. Practically future proof!!!

liquid cooling system

Gigabyte exhaust cooler

solid capasitors

the ASUS motherboard heatsink

AMD copper cooling pipes!! AMD is extremely smart to adopt this sophisticated cooling system

the Poseidon in the front. Mic, Audio out, Firewire and 2 H USB ports

Screwless installation bays

And well.... the BRAVIA satelites

The 148watt BRAVIA subwoofer!! 16 cm bass driver

the fully set up sound system set

optical output for the BRAVIA

850watt of total sound blasting power!!

this system have HDMI output and Sound record to USB, practically everything!!

neatly wrapped satelites

the covered sub system

the front view of the decoder. Dolby Prologic 2 rocks!! Haha!!

the outer packaging

the speaker connections and the HDMI port output