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I agree but I've had some luck with groups like these. It's worth a shot

Hello all, I'm looking for some people with BF4 on PC and would be interested in making youtube videos of funny moments in the game, if you are interested please skype me @ amojoey14 and I'll be glad to talk to you. Thanks for everything and hope to see you guys on youtube!

I'm not using a titan... Im using a GTX 980 and I know that it will work.

Might go with the Strix. Am going for a Red build, but don't want to have to much red

Hey Guys, so I'm starting a new build. Below are the components and just want to know what you all think. Thanks! Case: Corsair Obsidian 750D CPU: Intel i7-4790K MoBo: Asus Maximus VII Formula Ram: Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR3-2400 MHz 16Gb (2x8Gb) - Red Version Cooler: Corsair H100i GTX Liquid Cooler GPU: NVIDIA GTX 980 - Could Use Some Suggestions on which 980 Storage: 1x WD Blue 1TB HDD 1x Seagate 2TB HDD PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 650W ATX Power Supply Just want to get an opinion. Thanks!

yes, wby is what about you and my deck has like 3 planeswalkers in it

White Deck wby?

I'm down for that

So after some thought and careful planning, I decided to go with an Intel Core i7-4790k and the Asus Maximus VII Forumula Motherboard. Everything Else will be the same

The reason I went with the 4460 is because I already have it.. My budgets only around $950 and I already purchased the ram and processor. For me, this is all I need.

Hello all, I'm planning on building a new PC. I'm just making sure that it all works, and if it does, please let me know! CPU: Intel Core i5-4460 Motherboard: Asus ROG VII Formula Z97 Board Case: Corsair Carbide Air 540 ATX Case GPU: EVGA GTX 960 SuperSC ACX 2.0+ 2GB GPU Ram: 16 Gbs Ram 1866 PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 650 GS 80+ Gold Fully Modular Hard Drive: 1 TB 5400 RPM WD Blue Cooling: Corsair H100i Liquid Cooling I'm just curious as to if all of these will work together, and if not let me know what I'd need to change. Thanks!

I apologize for no pictures. I don't have a good camera and I can only do so much.

Hello, I am a low-silver player that recently had to purchase CS:GO on a different account, forcing me to start over. Anyways, I'd like to join a team, if any are looking for a low-silver player. I've been apart of eSports teams in the past, both playing and Managing. Please let me know if you'd be interested in having me on your team. My skype: amojoey14 Contact me there if you're interested. and yes, I do have a mic and the ability to record/live stream our matches.

The Reason I don't provide the benchmarks is because I scrapped the GPU it came with to replace with one of my own. So if you were to buy this desktop, you may not have another GPU to replace it with. The CPU isn't necessarily locked. I've been able to take the cpu. For me, it's not all about the LEDs, i just didn't have the time to simply build the pc myself, and I thought I'd give Alienware a shot.

So, Alienware, a company well-known in the pc gaming and building community for being overpriced, but is getting an Alienware system worth the extra money? Let's find out! Specifications of my X51: CPU: Intel Core i5-4460 3.2 GHz Quad-Core Ram: 16 GB DDR3-1600 MHz GPU: Nvidia gtx 740 or 745 (I have a different GPU in my system now) Storage: 1 TB 7200 RPM HDD Slot-loading Disk Drive (Some type of CD player with Write i belive) OS: Windows 8.1 64-Bit Price: idk over $1,000 is all I know. So now onto the actual review. To start, the build quality is decent. It could have been improved with a slightly harder plastic that doesn't have a cheap feeling to it. It's portable, being that it is meant to replace your home console. It's got at least 6 or 8 USB Ports, a SPDIF Digital input, Coaxial Digital, Gigabit ethernet, full audio support with front audio input. The case has LED lighting that could be WAYYY improved with custom Hex Code support, rather than the 20 options that it comes with. The upside however, is that you can program a specific lighting sequence to a game or program. The cooling of this system is actually pretty good. I've never actually felt my computer become very hot, and it's a rather quiet pc too. Onto the actual user experience that I had. When I first booted up my desktop, I noticed that there is a lot of bloatware. Among the Alieware software it comes pre-loaded with, there's just alot of useless things installed. That could be because my computer loaded with steam, origin, google chrome, plus other useful things such as skype and razer synapse. So who is this for exactly? Well, I feel as that it is for the traveling LAN player, as it is portable, lightweight, and quiet. I also feel that it would be a good entry level gaming pc for those looking to get into pc gaming. I personally enjoy the feel of the product, but actual user opinions may vary. Thank you for reading my review on the Alienware X51 Desktop, I hope that it has helped you on your choice on whether or not to buy the computer. Please lookout for a few more reviews throughout the week on other products.