• Athlon XP 2400+ (locked)
• 256 MB DDR PC2700 (at PC2100 speeds)
• Asus A7A266 Motherboard
• 40 GB ATA Hard Drive
• 52x CD-ROM
• Some Small Form Factor case with PSU

Once prices on parts are where I want them, and I'm satisfied that I've finished my research on the Athlon 64 platform, I will build Exotherm's successor.

• Athlon 64 3000+ Venice overclocked to 2.7 GHz
• DFI nForce4 Ultra-D Motherboard
• 2x 512 MB PQI Turbo PC3200 TCCD overclocked to PC4400
• ATI X800 XL PCIe
• Seagate 120 GB 7200.7 SATA Drive
• Lite-On CD-RW/DVD-ROM
• Fortron Blue Storm 500W PSU
• Lian Li PC-60 Plus

I think that Hull might be a bit unbalanced. The processor and RAM are overpowered for what I use Hull for (mostly file serving and very light web serving). I've also always wanted to experiment with a dual CPU system, so I think Hull's next iteration will go something like this:

• Dual P3's (speed dependent on what I can get cheap)
• Dual Slot 1 or Socket 370 Motherboard (again dependent on eBay)
• 448 MB SDR PC133
• 0.75 TB Storage (add another 250 GB drive)
• 4x CD-R
• 350W Fortron PSU
• Same giant case

And now that Hull's been transfigured, what do I do with the parts I pulled out?

• Athlon XP 2500+
• DFI KT600 Motherboard
• 512 MB DDR PC3200
• 2x 40 GB ATA Hard Drives (if I still have them)
• 52x CD-ROM (whatever I can find)
• 350W Fortron PSU
• Antec SLK3000 Case