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Lolzapoloza
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Case; Cooler Master HAF X

PSU; Corsair 850 W Pro series. 80 Gold.

Motherboard; Sabertooth x79.

CPU; i7 3820

RAM; G Skillz sniper series 8x4gb. Quad channel.

Hard Drives; BOOT and essientials- 120 gb samsung 840 SSD. Storage- Western digital 2 tb black

After Market Cooler; Noctua NH-D14

Video Card; MSI R7950 3 gb

Monitor; Asus VS247H

Please rate this build! And ask any questions!
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Why 32GB of RAM? And a 3820? What are you going to be using the computer for? 7/10
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Incendiary wrote Why 32GB of RAM? And a 3820? What are you going to be using the computer for? 7/10
gaming and rendering, thanks for replying
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If you're going to go with LGA 2011, it will be absurdly expensive, but you should still be smart about it. You don't need an insanely expensive Sabertooth board, 850w PSU, or full-tower case unless you plan on taking advantage of LGA 2011's more capable PCIe configuration. To do that, you'd need more than two cards.

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I included a 670 because I'm not sure if you can use CUDA or not. If you can, it's hugely beneficial. The Samsung 840 Pro is much better than the regular 840 and arguably the best 2.5" SSD you can buy.
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