Custom Build configurator error - unable to order

Having an irritating problem, not really sure if this is a technical support problem or something for the configuration forum so I'll start here.

The 'Twister' AMD templates work perfectly (able buy/save/load). While the 'Custom' AMD templates do not let you do any of the above, and instead greet you with this:

Dear Valued Customer, An error has occurred, the webmaster has been notified of this error. To continue placing your order, please contact us at, 1-866-81-STORM. If possible, please also email us how you got to this problem. Warm Regards, Digital Storm Support Team 1-866-81-STORM [email protected]

With these 'Error Details':

Error Details ********************************** Number: -2147217913 Description: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Data type mismatch in criteria expression. Source: File: /createproduct.asp Line: 645 Column: -1 Category: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers ASP Code: ASP Description:

I'd go ahead and order from the Twister config if it gave me the option for the 600w thermaltake that the 'Custom AMD PRO' has, but alas it does not.

On to the rig!

Case - Digital Storm Twister Value Silver (Can this case cool these components? Or would I be much better off with the Lite version?)

PSU - 600w Thermaltake Purepower ed.
CPU - Athlon x2 6000+ (2xcore/2mb cache/Hypertransport)
Mobo - Asus M2N-Plus SLI Vista Ed.


RAM - 2gb Corsair 800mhz XMS2 Dual Channel

HD - 1x 320gb Western Digital

Drive 1 - DVD Reader 16x/CD Reader 40x
Drive 2 - DVD Writer 20x/CD Writer 48x

Connectivity - Stock High Speed Network Port

V Card - 8800gt (Default is EVGA superclocked right?)
Sound - 7.1 high def onboard

Cooling - Stock
Lightning - No
Cabling - No (Is this the 'Premium Wiring' service, or just rounded drive cables?)

OS - Vista Home Premium 32bit



Any help on getting this sorted out would be great, since I've grown accustomed to cyberpowerpc's (LULZ)customer service(LULZ) I really don't think I can get any more dissappointed in a company.

*Edit*

The cost on the above components should total @ 1305


Edited by syn - 19 Dec 2007 at 6:09pm

Thanks for the fast reply, about the PSU:

The 'Updated' page seems to be giving a lot less for more comparing the 500w thermaltake to the 600w on the outdated page with a whopping $4 price difference. Can the 500w version handle those components? (I've had two PSUs fail on me previously).

yes it can

Originally posted by skyR Yes, you will be receiving the 8800GT superclocked.

Edited by sundowner - 19 Dec 2007 at 9:08pm