That's a terrible system! That system would be undesirable for quite a few reasons:
1. P4s and SDRAM are not a good match. Using PC133 Sdram with a P4 will cause a monumental performance decrease compared with DDR Sdram or Rambus RDRAM. (15 - 40% depending on application)
2. They don't mention whether or not this is a Northwood or Willamette P4. A Willamette P4 2 GHz CPU (256 kB L2 cache vs 512 kB) is not a good performer. A Northwood 2 GHz P4 is a better performer, but would still be crippled with SDRAM.
3. That board will not take the newer 533 MHz FSB P4s and thus lacks upgradability.
4. Software based onboard sound will consume system resources and has inferior sound quality to other available solutions.
5. Very cheap CD Writer. (Plextor is the best. Liteon is a good budget brand.) LOL, they even saved a buck on the floppy drive.
6. That isn't really a good price for what you are getting.
I realize you probably aren't considering AMD here, but even if you are dead set on going with a P4 do yourself a big favor:
1. Get a 533 MHz FSB supporting i845e (or i845g) based board. These use DDR Sdram and are fully backward compatible with the 400 MHz FSB P4 types.
2. Make sure you are getting a Northwood core P4. These have the letter 'A' at 2 GHz and below to denote the Northwood core.
I sure hope you didn't buy that system...
