MasonTheEpic

Tried to shoot for a 1440p experience here with room for overclocking in the future! http://pcpartpicker.com/list/jdXvWX

Another thing I would look for is shock to the case, could have been dropped, damaging some of the components like the hard drive. Also, common problem I see with new builders is that they don't always use the correct amount of stand-offs, put them in the wrong location, wont use enough screws, all of these could lead to improper grounding of the system. Also looks like this mobo is a farely bad one, people are giving it bad reviews for being defective and dying. Heres its newegg page http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132261 Check warranties also

For once I'm completely with Apple with this one. If your bank made someone a master key to all of the safety deposit boxes (including yours, lets assume you have one) and gave it to the government for the purpose of opening one, the only thing that would stop them from opening all of them would be a promise? The U.S. government breaks promises every day, why would this lead me to believe that they would keep this one? Plus this would open the doors to hackers as well, if you make a universal key, then one exploit would open all of the phones.

Almost everyday when I walk into school wearing my Pebble Time a kid stops me and starts to tap the screen on my watch. They always say "Why isn't your Apple Watch working?" and I always laugh a little (but cry on the inside) and say "Its not a Apple Watch, its a Pebble Time. It has buttons." They say "Oh... That's stupid, whats the point?"

Mines "The Tempest", the name Storm has been with me as my username throughout my years in gaming and I wanted that to stick with my first ever PC build!

Sorry bout that, fixing now

First post might as well be here! Benchmark: Fire Strike CPU: i7 4790k @ 4.5ghz GPU: MSi GTX 970 Gaming 4g GPU Core: 1140mhz GPU Memory: 7010mhz Score: 10198 3DMark Link: http://www.3dmark.com/fs/7642773