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what a waste of money
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devils2012 wrote what a waste of money


Really? Thanks for pointing that out! The title sure did not lead me that way!
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devils2012 wrote what a waste of money
Actually, its an amazing computer. 6 core cpu, 680, 32 gb ram, OCZ Vector, and liquid cooled. It's just ludicrous to have all that power in a mini-itx form factor.
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No 690
No custom water loop
One SSD

0/10 terribad computer i bet ur poor kid
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Why did you go for the 2500K and not a newer 3570K?
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NyanDog wrote Why did you go for the 2500K and not a newer 3570K?


They're the same CPU besides the 3570k is ever so slightly faster at stock clocks and has PCIE 3.0 even though the difference is minimal.
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Generation wrote
NyanDog wrote Why did you go for the 2500K and not a newer 3570K?


They're the same CPU besides the 3570k is ever so slightly faster at stock clocks and has PCIE 3.0 even though the difference is minimal.

I'm not really an Intel guy, but I heard the 2500K runs hotter than the 3570K.
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NyanDog wrote
Generation wrote
NyanDog wrote Why did you go for the 2500K and not a newer 3570K?


They're the same CPU besides the 3570k is ever so slightly faster at stock clocks and has PCIE 3.0 even though the difference is minimal.

I'm not really an Intel guy, but I heard the 2500K runs hotter than the 3570K.
I actually picked the 2500k over the 3570k for my real build because it simply wasn't worth the extra $25. I have it overclocked to 4.3 ghz, btw.
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NyanDog wrote
Generation wrote
NyanDog wrote Why did you go for the 2500K and not a newer 3570K?


They're the same CPU besides the 3570k is ever so slightly faster at stock clocks and has PCIE 3.0 even though the difference is minimal.

I'm not really an Intel guy, but I heard the 2500K runs hotter than the 3570K.


It's opposite bud... Ivy bride (Current Gen) runs a lot hotter than sandy bridge (older gen)
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