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My First Custom Build | 2013
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--- Pictures ---
Full Setup:
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Inside:
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PNY GTX 660 ti
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Front:
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--- Specs ---

Processor:
Intel i5 3570K @ 3.4 GHz w/
Cooler Master Hyper 612

Motherboard:
MSI Z77A-G43 w/
OC Genie II

Case Cooling:
4 120mm fans, 1 in front, 1 in back, 2 on top (LED)

Memory:
8GB Patriot 1600 MHz DDR3 9-9-9-24

Hard Drive:
1TB WD 5400 RPM (Main HDD)
500GB Toshiba (laptop HDD)

Optical Drive:
Asus Standard

Graphics:
PNY GTX 660 ti

Audio:
Sound Card - Integrated

Power Supply:
Inwin 750w

Keyboard:
Dell Standard

Mouse:
Logitech Wireless Standard

Operating System:
Windows 8 64-Bit

Case:
NZXT Phantom 410 Crafted Mid-Tower

Monitor:
19" Vizio 1080p TV (friends tv until i get my gaming monitor lol)
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mkdir
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I would get that inwin out before you blow up your pc. You don't want fireworks in your system.
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mkdir wrote I would get that inwin out before you blow up your pc. You don't want fireworks in your system.

The In-Win GreenMe line is of good quality and they're priced very well to boot. Be careful when you make assumptions like this.


EDIT: Some downvoter's actin' a fool.

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Get over yourselves and learn something about power supplies, Corsair/Seasonic fanboys.
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