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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1001162" data-attributes="member: 76888"><p>Very good choice of hardware. I like that you went with 2x2gb 1866 that will help that onboard gpu a lot. If you were intending to run tv-server for live tv on this pc, then I would add an additional 2-4gb for timeshifting, so the SSD isn't used for timeshifting. But if you didn't do that your setup would still be fine. You are missing remote control,case,psu,tv card(if needed). If you want to save money you can downgrade to the A6-5XXX cpu. The cpu fan is likely to be the loudest part of your htpc, unless your case/psu has exceptionally loud fans.</p><p> </p><p>For operating system, if I owned both I'd use Win7, if I was buying one or the other, I'd get Win8.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1001162, member: 76888"] Very good choice of hardware. I like that you went with 2x2gb 1866 that will help that onboard gpu a lot. If you were intending to run tv-server for live tv on this pc, then I would add an additional 2-4gb for timeshifting, so the SSD isn't used for timeshifting. But if you didn't do that your setup would still be fine. You are missing remote control,case,psu,tv card(if needed). If you want to save money you can downgrade to the A6-5XXX cpu. The cpu fan is likely to be the loudest part of your htpc, unless your case/psu has exceptionally loud fans. For operating system, if I owned both I'd use Win7, if I was buying one or the other, I'd get Win8. [/QUOTE]
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