Above is the new rig I'm going to get for my PC. I already have a case, cd drive, and the other stuff taken care of.
What do you guys think? See any problems? Know of better things that are cheap?
Any critique/advice would be awesome! Thanks
EDIT: Changed the HD to a HITACHI 0A38016 1TB and changed the PSU: OCZ StealthXStream OCZ700SXS 700W
EDIT: Updated PIC
Total Cost: $491.40 $492.44
P.S It's not meant to be top of the line. It's meant to be under 500 bucks =]
Pas I wasn't berating Jafo. Just saying he could have near the same experience with a AMD Phenom 2 setup. And he could have saved money.
Jafo - I am happy that you are pleased with your new setup. I apoligize for my statements.
Sooner or later I will upgrade as well.
Tell that to my friend running a core i7 920 with a gtx295 comfortably with a 600W PSU.
Overclock the i7 and that PSU will be toast....
Why does everything on forums turn into a debate/argument? Sheesh. I bought the parts already, everything that is in my OP.
Thanks for the input and info!
There's this new thing called overclocking. Heard of it?
Sheesh guys, Jafo wins, period.
Nice rig Elixir. What case?
Thermaltake Tsunami Case but I didn't buy it, I already had it.
Thanks Rnick!
Decent looking case...
I kinda got 'infatuated' with Lian Li ...so don't usually look any further...
I have an I7 920 with a GTX285 powered by a 850W psu. I don't have a need to overclock (besides overclocking puts additional strain on the components) and realize that I have more power than I need at the moment. it's nice to know I have sufficient power to add on when I need to.
Speaking of cases I've always wanted to build a PC with a complete clear case.
Buy one of these:-
Keiyan
I actually have that case with bigger fans, it's not as impressive as my CM cases. I don't think ill ever buy another brand at this point CM has impressed me so much.
Yep Fuzzy that's what I want.
@Elixir: Cool case, very sleek.
@kona and Fuzzy: Yeah, I've seen those cases.
It has arrived! Once I get back home I'll put it all together and let ya'll know how it flies. EEEEKKK (I don't go home for another 1.5 weeks.) WAMP WAMP WAHHHH
Facelessclock is right on target. If anybody else needs some help calculating how much power you really need, try using a PSU calc, like the one located at http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp.
Double post, forum issues.
That looks pretty nice, just got a new rig myself
I finally got a new PC as well. I'll keep what I got to myself.
on cases the only case I EVER want now is a server one I saw. Each Side was a Massive fan (easily 12" radius) I have a pic somewhere of five of these cases stuck together and it looked so darn cool (the rest of the case was black metal/plastic with blue LED's, it was a gaming server case )
and those PSU's 1000W !!! WHAT?! Well I suppose its your choice, personally I got one of the antec 650W PSU's. They are reliable and rated at continuous, not peak power (so i guess it's maybe overkill - but better safe than sorry).
I like how on the first page there were two guys who posted that they would go Nvidia with absolutely no backup whatsoever.
Was that the Eee PC I saw being delivered the other day? What did it say on the side, 'size isn't everything'?
Nope. It's a full size tower with a LCD screen. Guess again.
You sure about that??
Thermaltake "Level 10" case - this one you can actually buy!
This one you can not buy.. or maybe if you have enough cash
Murderbox at ---> http://www.million-dollar-pc.com/systems-2009/murderbox/008/murderbox.htm
Lots of badass cases on that site
Naa that one looks cheap and nasty...
*Gauss would like to clarify that any opinions expressed are in fact only responses produced by Gauss due to particular circumstances and therefore he cannot be held to any opinions or be accused of contradictory opinions at any time other than the exact time the opinion was expressed*
Is this It?
Nope. I said LCD screen. And it's newer than that. Custom Built.
An LCD Screen and full tower...?
Let me think... Is this it?
what specs? (and to do what job?)
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