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Old 01-25-2009, 08:14 PM   #1
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need some help with design

I am planning on attempting a carpc build. It will be going into a show car. I am kinda new to building computers and I am not sure where to start.

What kind of Motherboard should I use? I need this computer to be pretty fast, I want to have a lot of bells and whistles. OBDll, Window modules, possible air ride control etc.

If I could get a suggestion on that and a power supply to compliment that Motherboard that would be great.

Is there anything particular I would need to run multiple monitors running separate programs?

Also how much Memory should I use? I would like fast boots and would like to use hibernation too to cut back on the time.

This car will have a very extensive audio system in it, multiple sets of speakers and amplifiers as well as subs. Should I choose a external sound card or a DAC? I am not really sure how I would integrate the subwoofer amplifier as all I seem to see is a optical output for most sound cards

sorry for the long thread and the possible dumb questions.
any help greatly appreciated!
thanks
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