Need help building computers

[AppleTalking]

I'm trying to build eight computers for a science lab at school. I have a budget of $5000. The computers will be used for weather image data manipulation. They get the data from a server over a 10/100 switched network and then do all the processing/manipulation themselves. The only stipulation is that I must buy from "reliable" vendors (e.g. buy.com, onvia.com) since I'm spending school money. Here's what I have spec'ed out:

Soyo K7VTA Motherboard
AMD Duron 750MHz.
128MB PC100 CL2 memory (from eshop.macsales.com)
Western Digital 20GB Hard Drive
50X CD-ROM Drive
ATI Xpert 128 16MB Graphics Card (no 3D graphics required, just fast 2D)
Linksys 10/100 Network Card
Creative SBS16 Speakers (sound isn't really important)
Floppy Drive
Generic Case (Available Here)

Can anyone find any problems with what I've picked out? Any incompatibilities? Anything else I should know? Thank you for your help!

AppleTalking

 

[Howard]

Sure you don't need ECC memory?

 

[Neutroner]

personal opinion,, don't buy Soyo. Better board is MSIpro, ABIT is second. everything else looks good. Although the price of a 700 Duron is really low. look for 7200rpm drives.

 

[Athlex]

If you're looking for reasonable prices and aren't buying too much high-end hardware, you might want to check out Thompson's Computer Warehouse. (website)
I've built several computers with parts from them and shipping is very reasonably priced if you don't mind waiting for UPS ground.
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