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Heyy Just wondering if this is ok for games such as Modern warfare 2, cod4, mc and some others on high settings.
Case: X-Case 9805 (with red green or blue fans) (huge tower with 5 120mm LED quiet fans, 1 250mm LED quiet side fan, ESATA + USB3 front sockets)
Motherboard:Gigabyte Z77-DS3H
Processor: i7 2600K
Graphics: MSI Geforce GTX 560 TI Twin Frozr II
Memory: 16GB of 1333MHz DDR3
Storage: 2TB hard disk and 128GB SSD Drive
Optical drive: Dual layer DVD writer with Lightscribe
So yeh tell me if you think it is good
-Any other info just say
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Case: X-Case 9805 (with red green or blue fans) (huge tower with 5 120mm LED quiet fans, 1 250mm LED quiet side fan, ESATA + USB3 front sockets)
Motherboard:Gigabyte Z77-DS3H
Processor: i7 2600K
Graphics: MSI Geforce GTX 560 TI Twin Frozr II
Memory: 16GB of 1333MHz DDR3
Storage: 2TB hard disk and 128GB SSD Drive
Optical drive: Dual layer DVD writer with Lightscribe
So yeh tell me if you think it is good
-Any other info just say
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Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
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Generation wrote Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
X-Case 9805 (with red green or blue fans) (huge tower with 5 120mm LED quiet fans, 1 250mm LED quiet side fan, ESATA + USB3 front sockets)
Mate. Basically the only thing which really bothers me is whether the graphics card is good enough.
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Generation wrote Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
If you have the gall to downvote this post, please explain why. I want to hear what you have to say for yourself. Have some nads and post.
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r00t_b33r wroteGeneration wrote Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
If you have the gall to downvote this post, please explain why. I want to hear what you have to say for yourself. Have some nads and post.
So apparently its me who down voted it. Ok then :|
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Bath wroteGeneration wrote Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
X-Case 9805 (with red green or blue fans) (huge tower with 5 120mm LED quiet fans, 1 250mm LED quiet side fan, ESATA + USB3 front sockets)
Mate. Basically the only thing which really bothers me is whether the graphics card is good enough.
The video card is the only thing that's not flawed in the build. If you don't want to listen to my advice, don't...it's your loss.
The second you turn on the PC, the cheesy LED's will blind you. Grab a HAF 912.
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Bath wroter00t_b33r wroteGeneration wrote Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
If you have the gall to downvote this post, please explain why. I want to hear what you have to say for yourself. Have some nads and post.
So apparently its me who down voted it. Ok then :|
I didn't point any fingers, it's just that TTG in general tends to show their idiotic and cowardly side with the voting system.
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wowowowowow. Ive ordered the Pc ok? I have one with leds now. Not exactly shining right into my eyes because its facing the other way. and the new one im gettings is going to be under the desk sooo Yeh.
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r00t_b33r wroteBath wroter00t_b33r wroteGeneration wrote Drop down to a i5-2500k since hyper-threading is useless when it comes to gaming. It'll save you $100 and have the same performance.
16GB's of RAM is overkill for 99.9% of people out there, especially in a build where gaming is a priority. Drop down to an 8GB dual channel kit that is low profile.
You didn't list the model of the SSD so for all I know it could be some OCZ Petrol drive which is terrible.
You didn't list the PSU. You should never skimp on the PSU.
They don't make any good 80mm fans so the case worries me.
If you have the gall to downvote this post, please explain why. I want to hear what you have to say for yourself. Have some nads and post.
So apparently its me who down voted it. Ok then :|
I didn't point any fingers, it's just that TTG in general tends to show their idiotic and cowardly side with the voting system.
Rofl the person who downed your comment wasnt me. I was typing the message.
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Bath wrote wowowowowow. Ive ordered the Pc ok? I have one with leds now. Not exactly shining right into my eyes because its facing the other way. and the new one im gettings is going to be under the desk sooo Yeh.
You're asking for advice after you purchased it?
I have no hope for some people.
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