Build a Homemade Media Center PC

DigitalDame2 writes "PC Magazine's Loyd Case explains how to build a Media Center PC of your own, how to choose the parts for a custom project, and tips for the Motherboard." I imagine you guys might have some other opinions on what parts and tools to use for the task...

Re:On the other hand...

[QuantumRiff]

My question to Slashdot is: How good is MythPC?

Your asking this to Slashdot? We can't decide if Apple, MS, and Google are good or bad.. We flip flop on this daily!

Re:What a deal

[Anonymous Coward]

Total Cost $2,276 USD, what a bargain! Personally I just used an oldish laptop [...] Total cost -- $200~

Yeah, but your system doesn't promote their advertisers!

Re:Only one problem

[MarkChovain]

They don't sell a retail version by itself, but you can get an OEM edition [auspcmarket.com.au], and you can buy it bundled with some [pcalchemy.com] tuner [auspcmarket.com.au] cards [cworld.com.au]. The problem is to be made into a mode of pure watching, a state of the same. In fact, if the environment is technologically-driven, so you crumple up the URL from the last tab you were already expecting.

Re:What a deal

[ackthpt]

Yeah, but your system doesn't promote their advertisers!

Man. I'm always missing out on something.

Re:Only one problem

[OverlordQ]

The problem is to be made into a mode of pure watching, a state of the same. In fact, if the environment is technologically-driven, so you crumple up the URL from the last tab you were already expecting.

I believe I speak for a large % of /. when I say:

What the hell did you just say?

Re:Only one problem

[saboola]

What am for you not understanding? In state of pureness driven to URL expecting ultimate POWER. Simple.

Re:Only one problem

[MarkChovain]

In state of pureness driven to URL expecting ultimate POWER.

Huh? What on Earth have you been smoking? Is there ever a point where I realize that the breadth of what happens to the bulk of my base belong to you?