what kind of hardware is recommended?
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I always use stainless screws or nuts and bolts. I built my kayak out of cedar strips covered with fiberglass. I fiber glassed a board that I had three self locking nuts inset to match the holes on the foot braces. I can thus replace the braces if they ever break. They have been plenty strong and easy to adjust.
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Stainless steel phillips screw (appropriate length and size) with a rubber washer. If you are especially worried you can apply a glob of silicone to the part of the screw that protrudes through the kayak hull.
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Use a stainless steel threaded bolt with locking nut. When you attach it add a dab of silicone to ensure water tight seals (the nut should be on the inside of the boat) once secured you can cover with a little epoxy or clear coat to increase protection (especially if you kayak in salt water)
751815
This motherboard will work fine either way, but if you need more than 4GB RAM you will need a 64-bit OS.
1128250
A power suppuy with 600 watts will be enough, make sure it has 2 pci express of 4 and 8 pins, and remember to be sure its compatible with your motherboard
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Sorry I cannot help you. My son is my computer wizard and told me what to purchase.
880984
Yes, that's more than enough. What type of processor and motherboard do you have?
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Standard USB, even on a low-end Dell will do. But calling that "operating" is a bit misleading. The fan spins but moves minimal air, it's basically a CPU fan on a stick
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The hardware should be compatible. The biggest variable will be the OS. If you are using Microsoft Windows, it'll work. Linux would depend on the distro / configuration (you should be able to get it to work with any of them, but the process is likely to be harder, and getting the burning to work may be non-trivial).
348094
Anything will work, it is very accommodating. The amount of power needed depends more on your graphics card. Modular is always better if you can get it. I put a Corsair RM1000 in mine.
1388807
Yes you should be able, depending on your processor and amount of RAM available
110569
I would def recommend. Holds four ram cards, I have 32 gigs in mine, and can crossfire.
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any brand will work. the recommendation is for 16 mb.that is a lot. i have used 4 mb cards which i prefer.
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Sorry, But no. You will need something like a highpoint PCIe card that may support that.
931373
Depend on your usual works. For internet, 4GB ram is enough. If you need more than that, 8 GB is good. I recommand 4GB+4GB (total 8GB) for dual channel on this board. FYI, same type rams must be used for proper dual channel working. (see board user Guide) If you want to have a fast system, you have to spend your dollar on SSD rather than RAM.
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you can only use the recommended memory, like pc133, or pc2700, pc2100, komputerbay is very reliable if they recommend a certain size then use what they recommend or check with the computer manufacturer.
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Anything over 450 will work unless you have lots of peripherals hook up to it
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Any new hard drive should work just fine. Look at pcpartpicker.com for a good resource to piece together compatible parts. Its an excellent site that allows you to choose your parts one by one, only showing other compatible parts.
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A 450 to 500 would probably suffice. But the larger you go the more upgradability you will have in the future. PCPartPicker.com to be sure.