Extreme Overclocking AMD System

Part		Name	Price
CPU		AMD Opteron 148	$222.00
Motherboard		Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe	$249.00
Video Card		EVGA 7800 GTX	$459.00
RAM		1GB Mushkin Redline PC4000 (2x512MB)	$205.00
HDD		Maxtor Diamondmax 10 250GB	$95.01
Optical Drive		BenQ DVD-RW/DL Burner	$39.99
Case		Antec P180 ATX case	$118.99
Power Supply		SeaSonic S12-600W	$159.00
Sound Card		Sound Blaster X-Fi Platinum	$189.00
Radiator		Danger Den Ice Xtreme II Dual 120mm	$99.00
Pump		Hydor SELTZ 35	$64.00
Water block		Danger Den TDX Copper	$52.95
Reservoir		Typhoon Dual 5 1/4" bay	$34.99
GPU Cooler		Zalman Fatal1ty FS-V7	$49.99
Ramsinks		Vantec Iceberq	$14.49
Thermal Grease		Arctic Silver 5	$5.89
		Total:	$1600.03

Total after upgrades: $3387.83

This is a beast. If you're new to computer building, it is also not for you. For some of the extreme cooling accessories to properly fit, a moderate amount of case modding is required. However, in spite of the cost and effort, it is worth it. Skilled overclockers have used the Vapochill Lightspeed to bring Athlon64's past 4 GHz and beyond. So if you've got a lot of money to spend and are an experienced overclocker, look no further than this system. However, if you're new to the scene, I'd suggest the air overclocking system.