[airman]

I find that after building the first one, it gets a little less nerve racking the next build, and so on, I am always a little excited until that first beep for the start up post and getting into the bios, to set the time etc, usually after that, its a cake walk barring any complications. Just swapped a M2NBP-CSM out for a M2NSLI Deluxe with a AMD 4000+ over clocked to 2.5 for now, but it ill be upgraded to the Phenom some time in the future. I have a friend that just bought a HP and it cost him he says $20.00 to have then remove some of the HP startup programs and it still takes quite a bit longer to boot than my 4000= and his is a 6000+. The case is so small to work on you need hand of a child. The case must get pretty hot inside because of the small space but it has turbo on the PS which makes the fan spin faster. I will build my own for as long as I am able but do not get me wrong there are good system prebuild to be had on the market you just have to shop for the one that fits your needs.