Well Iam a Noob At Building Pcs but I know The Parts You Would Need To Build One I was wondering If These Items Are Good To Buy. Mu budget Is Very CHeap BUt NOt tO CHeap
Also Im buying All these Parts From Newegg.com

RAIDMAX SMILODON ATX-612WBP Black Computer Case With Side Panel Window - Retail at Newegg.com

GIGABYTE GA-M55SLI-S4 Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail

G.SKILL 1GB (2 x 512MB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit System Memory Model F2-6400PHU2-1GBNR - Retail

Seagate Barracuda 7200.9 ST3802110A 80GB 7200 RPM IDE Ultra ATA100 Hard Drive - OEM

Im missing certain Items Like The Processor and Disk Drives I Already Have a AMD AM2 4200+ If Im Missing Somthing Else Please Help Me Get the Parts For THis PC

Welcome to PCHF computer geek man!

You were doing sooo well too!

I'd recommend AMD: AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0GHz Socket AM2 Processor - Retail at Newegg.com (Try to go for retail instead of OEM, so that it comes with all the bits you need such as the fan. Not sure if this one is above your price range, but it's nice!).

SAMSUNG 18X DVD±R DVD Burner With 12X DVD-RAM Write Black E-IDE/ATAPI - OEM at Newegg.com

I didn't know if you wanted to stick to newegg. Your motherboard doesn't come with a graphics card, are you a gamer?

Yes Im a Gamer BF2 WArcraft ect..I have The Processor Im Sticking To The Am2 4200+ Fx I know I need A better Fan FOr the One I Got Im Looking For A Solid MotherBoard That Dosnt Have Any Probs On Boot Also Im Looking For Some Capable Ram With it For a Well Price.The Video Card Is Going to Be a 7900 or Ati Havnt Chose Yet.

The best motherboard I've seen around are ASUS, but they are slightly dearer than Gigabyte. I've never had a problem with these motherboards... ever! Also for your graphics, I would choose NVidia if you can afford these, they do tend to be a better card.

I'm not exactly sure what your asking for here, you seem to know what your looking for, where to look, how to put it all together and everything, what do you need me for?

Welcome to PCHF Computer_geekman!

If you tell us your budget then maybe we can help you choose a bit more.

That motherboard is fantastic, the motherboard is exactly what the name means, it is your mother of information for your PC. The motherboard is key, and that one has it all, the first thing I suggest is getting 2 gig of ram. I suggest going to Lower prices on computers, servers, computer parts and electronics than anywhere else! Pricewatch.com and searching around there, that is THE best website I have found for finding affordable quality parts for computers. If you are going to get an ATI card, you are going to want a different motherboard, what I found to be so superb about your choice in that motherboard is it has an SLI nvidia chipset which will really push things along when you use an nvidia video card. But if you do not use SLI you are basically putting it to waste. What SLI means Scalable Link Interface. Basically it is two video cards working in fair harmony to create fantastic results, in any case you aren't getting 200% output, it is roughly 180% performence. But that is still fantastic for a gamer. If you do intend to take advantage of SLI, I HIGHLY suggest, I can almost state that you are going to need a power supply with a higher output. ATI has a concept very similar to nvidia called crossfire. Nvidia and ATI has several differences in this concept when in the long run I have a feeling you will know which is better. First nvidia requires that both video cards are identical, ATI does not. Nvidia must release a patch for appropriate software in order to have SLI work at all with EVERY video game, so SLI works on a software level taking system resources and giving troubles with compatability. ATI works at the hardware level, all you have to do is install the two video cards and plug in your monitor to one of them (or in some cases it is required that you plug a dongle to the vga ports of both cards and then one end of the dongle attaches to your female VGA port coming from you monitor). Crossfire is compatable with all games right from the start. Good luck!