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His room might be cold, duh. 

 

INB4 russled jimmies. 

LMAO 9590 worth the money  ;)

 

 

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LMAO 9590 worth the money  ;)

 

The 8350 is the standalone cheap cooler you buy from a supermarket for $40, the 9590 is the professionally mounted heating unit you buy for $600 

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The 8350 is the standalone cheap cooler you buy from a supermarket for $40, the 9590 is the professionally mounted heating unit you buy for $600 

Kek, so i should buy it around winter? :lol:

 

 

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Kek, so i should buy it around winter? :lol:

 

Yeah, best CPU imo, it doubles up as a great CPU and a great heater.

 | CPU: AMD FX 8350 + H100i | GPU: AMD R9 290X + NZXT Kraken | RAM: HyperX Beast 2033 16GB | PSU: EVGA G2 | MOBO: ASRock 970M |

| CASE: Corsair Carbide 88R |STORAGE: 1x WD Black | KEYBOARD: Corsair K70 | MOUSE: R.A.T 9 |

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Yeah, best CPU imo, it doubles up as a great CPU and a great heater.

It's basically an 8350 that they shoved more jigglehertz at and threw some water on. 

Hell, it may have literally been one of the engineers crazy experiments where they tried to cook their lunch on an 8350 and the CEO was like, make that a product!!

God knows they aren't doing any actual research at AMD these days

 

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It's basically an 8350 that they shoved more jigglehertz at and threw some water on. 

Hell, it may have literally been one of the engineers crazy experiments where they tried to cook their lunch on an 8350 and the CEO was like, make that a product!!

God knows they aren't doing any actual research at AMD these days

Who cares, I'm getting two products for the price of one.

 | CPU: AMD FX 8350 + H100i | GPU: AMD R9 290X + NZXT Kraken | RAM: HyperX Beast 2033 16GB | PSU: EVGA G2 | MOBO: ASRock 970M |

| CASE: Corsair Carbide 88R |STORAGE: 1x WD Black | KEYBOARD: Corsair K70 | MOUSE: R.A.T 9 |

SOMETIMES LOSING THE BATTLE, MEANS YOU CAN WIN THE WAR

 

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Who cares, I'm getting two products for the price of one.

lmao

 

 

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