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What do you do here? Here's a marine. That was a helicopter pilot. Oh yeah, he flew too. Yeah. The naughty angel was the name of this helicopter. But yeah, he flew for four years. Right, tained here on the disc is every part needed to build what can only be called the most overkill DDR2 gaming PC because you lot have been asking me, can you still get by with DDR2? So I've took it upon myself. To source piles upon piles upon piles of things to build a DDR2 game PC. We've got graphics cards, we've got boxes of features, we've got USB 3, we've got motherboards, we've got whatever this is. I don't know, I put it with the rest of the other bits. But this is going to be the overkill DDR2 computer. And the basis of this very build is contained here, which is, and this took me a while to find, possibly the best DDR2 motherboard money can buy. I had to import this from Hungary. Starting things off, there's a sound card in here, we might need that. Inside here is what really matters. This is a DDR2 motherboard, and I've got it maxed out with crucial 800 MHz DDR2. Now, this RAM in itself is quite interesting because these sticks, and this is the value proposition, these are one pound a pop. So you can max out a motherboard like this for four pounds. I picked them all up from China, and they are predominantly Heinx sticks. Because it turns out if you order these straight from China, they are all crucial branded, but only three of them are Heinriks. One of these is a. There it is. One…

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