MrSolecism

Thanks for your kind words. Sorry we couldn't get your PC going but hey there is always next time. :lol:

Just as well as pci-e? Most of the time, sure. 
As well as cable? No.

Nothing is as good as connecting it directly, but my friends usb for his comp doesn't make his slow ass internet any worse.  Haha  I want fiber =(

I already have comms, but I downloaded it again from the bit.ly link just to help you guys out.

Define R4 or Corsair Air 540. Boom.

I second the AIR 540. But its a case you either hate or totally love because of the unconventional design. I personally own one and love it coming from a 600T. Its on my avatar.
 
If the Air 540 isnt your type of thing, then maybe a Define R4 would be my second choice.

This case looks great I've been think of it for my next build, its only $130 us on amazon. Not sure about euro pricing though but its a little over.

The new Corsair Air 540 case is a product that I can recommend. The case is very clean looking, it has an large side window and is one of the best ventilated cases on the marked. It is a cube case which is a little different from the other cases on the marked. When it comes to cases it`s all about personal taste, but this could be a good suggestion.
 

Linus likes racecars...

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Umm...

I have a vertex 4 128gb and that is about the same speeds I am getting. 
 
As long as the boot speed and program load times continue to be super fast I don't care about the actual read speed. 

Yeah, you have totaly right there ;) Thanks for the reply! 

anandtech did a comparison on ssd drives and scored a similar read speed to yours but the seq. write speed was faster. That could have something to do with your setup  like the os, remaining capacity, or it could be your motherboard. But seeing as it is faster than mine and not that far behind theirs I wouldn't worry. 
 
In another year or two ssd's will be so cheap we will all have a couple in raid 0 so it won't matter. :)

I am running the i7 3770k at 4.4Ghz @ 1.25V with this on top of it... with a gentle typhoon 1850 in push. Max temps during 3DS Max renders are around 80 Celsius.
Also, do use the guide linked by super_skank above, it's awesome.

Yes, it`s exactly like this! :)

There isn`t any real difference at all. Both motherboards are from Asus, which mean they both have exelent build quality. From what I`ve read the only big difference is that you can water cool the chipset and have more RAM Mhz speed to choose between with the ROG board. Many people are going to disagree with me, but i guess you want an honest answer. My opinion is that ROG motherboards are a little like apple. But just when it comes to the branding. ROG motherboards are just as good as any other motherboard. But Asus use the ROG branding as an exclusive branding for gaming motherboards. So you will not get any better preformance with an ROG board. I have the Z77 Sabertooth. It`s much cheeper. Preforms just as good as ROG motherboards and have thermal armour which makes your rig look cool. The thermal armour also prevents dust and gives much more protection. So to give a little summary: My opinion is that TUF and ROG are just as good, but "Republic of Gamers" is a more excusive branding which brings the price up and don`t gives you any benefits unless you are an expert thay is going to push the computer to the absolute max. 
Sorry for bad English, and if someone disagrees...well...then you dont have to come with arguments against it. This is my honest opinion :) 

I use them in my own personal rig as intakes and exhausts :) They push quite a decent amount of air even if you get the quiet edition ones(I have both the performance and quiet edition ones)
 
Well built fans in general and I would recommend them if you don't like the ugly color scheme of Noctua fans. You can't go wrong with Corsair!

I'm very glad to be of help, if you have any questions don't be afraid to ask here on the forum or even via a personal message, I'll gladly help any way I can.
Happy gaming ! ^_^

You're spoiled.
 
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