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wtb photos beckers ^^
2-3 days later for me, also from MC. ^_^
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Gotta agree with Wries... upgrading from one SSD to another is next to 0 noticeable difference... Unless there is a huge size-leap or going from HDD to SSD. Otherwise, don't expect to notice anything.
Like I said, I wasn't expecting much of anything. Didn't upgrade for the performance, just the space. 850 Pro just happened to be a good deal at the time being on sale plus the promo. Just expected at least some sort of difference, Like a second or 2 shaved off boot time or something. Nothing major.
Also, my Mionix Sargas 900 just came in like half an hour ago...going to let it air out since the shit smells like straight up fish but can't wait to enjoy that surface area >.<.
| Fractal Design Define R5 White | Intel i7-4790K CPU | Corsair H100i Cooler | 16GB G.Skill Ripsaws X 1600Mhz |
| MSI Gaming 6G GTX 980ti | Samsung 850 Pro 256GB SSD | Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD | Seagate Barracuda 3TB HDD |
hahaha Akaena awesome, whats best while scrolling down, reading "lmao" then seeing your win sig had a big laugh
get amazon prime, you end up with multiple levels of awesome:
impulse buy with one click ordering
forget about your order and get a surprise when it arrives two days later
christmas present effect because you either forgot what you ordered, or don't know what is in this box
I too came home with a new GTX 970.. and a 1440p monitor...
Pics soon!
We're getting back ontopic now, but there for a while we were completely off the topic of builds. Please take offtopic conversations to chat thread or individuals threads if they're warranted.
Sorry for potato quality.
Case: Fractal Design Define R4
Motherboard: ASUS Saberooth Z77
GPU: ASUS Gtx 970 Strix (will get another when funds allow)
Soundcard: ASUS Xonar Essence STX (paired with Sennheiser HD650)
PSU: Corsair AX860
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16 GB 1600mhz DDR3
CPU & Cooler: Intel i5 3570k @ 4.4, Corsair H100i
OS Drive: OCZ Agility 3 (60gb)
Additional storage: OCZ Vertex 3 (240GB), Western Digital Red (1TB)
Could still be refined a bit but quite happy with it.
Just an update, picked up a new chair recently.
Cheers all
Interesting spider woman concept art
New rig I had built for WoD expac. Old computer was about 8 years old (Dell XPS 610) and couldn't keep up. This new one should last a good long time with room to upgrade. What do y'all think? So far its a beast, at least compared to the boat anchor I was using! Comments, suggestions?
Computer specs:
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Service Pack 1
Intel 4.0 GHz Core i7 CPU model 4790K
Oversized Alu/ CPU Copper cooling unit
16GB dual channel DDR3 RAM
500GB; 2x 256GB RAID 0 Samsung Solid state Drives (C: Drive)
3.0 TB 7200RPM HDD E: drive 2.25 TB, F: drive = (partitioned 750 GB for C: drive back up)
Internal Backup (automatic complete system backup)
LG Blu Ray / DVDRW/ CDRW drive
Hot swap Hard Drive bays (2) for 3.5” SATA Drives
Media Card reader / USB 3.0/2.0 Front Bay ports.
NVidia 3D Graphics card GF GTX 750 TI (HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort)
7.1 sound output (optical and analog)
Intel Z97 Chipset mainboard
USB 2.0 and 3.0 front and back (20 in total)
Ralink RT61 Turbo Wireless LAN Card and Antenna, Wireless N
750 Watt power supply unit
Black Full Tower Fractal Case
Logitech G19 LCD keyboard, Logitech G500 mouse
Monitors x 2 : main = Dell2707W @ 1920x1200 on hdmi input, second generic 19"W @ 1440x900 vga to dvi input (temporary until I get a 24")
Headset: Sound Blaster World of Warcraft edition
UPS: APC BR1500G BACK-UPS RS 1500 10-Outlet 1500VA/865W UPS System
You ask for comments and such, so believe me, you'll get them. :P Not all will be positive, but they won't be purely negative, either.
However here's what I'd say could be different/better:
CPU is overkill for your average WoW-playing gamer. The i5 would have been a better expenditure, thus allowing you a better GPU for more all-around gaming support. The 750 Ti is alright, but still a very entry-level gaming GPU. A GTX 970 would fit the bill better, I think.
I take it both monitors are old? Been a long time since I've heard of a 27" 1920x1200...
Case is a good choice, however it seems you have an absurd amount of USB hubs/other button thingies/media-readers on the front panel in the ODD-area. And do you actually plan on using the Blu-ray feature of the disk drive? Most people just stick with DVD-RW drives, though if someone likes to get blu-rays, I can understand why.
Please tell me your power supply isn't some low quality generic piece of crap. =/ That could prove dangerous to your new toy! However, you're on the road to success with that back up power unit! I have a CyberPower one, absolutely love it!
Any reason for 7 Ultimate? 7 is outdated as an OS now and 8.1 64 bit is literally better in every way. (This coming from someone who was quite opposed to Windows 8, originally.)