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    punane
    rm -rf got a reaction from punane in Need help on picking parts, Corsair 250D Mini ITX buildlid   
    You probably don't need 16GB of RAM.
    You don't need a water cooling.
    The RX 480 is awesome, you should probably go for that. (I'm a NVIDIA fanboy, though AMD has done something very good)
    I don't think the PSU needs to be that many Watts.
    I don't know if it's a good idea to go 4k.
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    punane
    rm -rf got a reaction from punane in Need help on picking parts, Corsair 250D Mini ITX buildlid   
    It tends to be a bad idea to build a computer like that now, and put the Graphics card in later.
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    punane
    rm -rf got a reaction from punane in Need help on picking parts, Corsair 250D Mini ITX buildlid   
    You get a really weak computer for a bit.
    It probably isn't really relevant in this season, and for such a small amount of time, though: when you don't buy all the parts at the same time, the pieces that you've got sitting around become outdated, and something much better may be released between, and it may come down in price.
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    punane
    rm -rf got a reaction from punane in Need help on picking parts, Corsair 250D Mini ITX buildlid   
    It's going to work without the GPU.
    What do you think of the RX 480? A lot of us have mentioned this, and you haven't replied to it.
    Though if it's 4k, that's a lot of pixels that the GPU has to power.
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to stconquest in Can somone review my build   
    My dad is from Kavala.  Kalispera.
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    Stefanosgr18
    rm -rf got a reaction from Stefanosgr18 in Can somone review my build   
    The price of eggs are increasing, it's a good time to be a chicken.
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    Opferlamm113
    rm -rf got a reaction from Opferlamm113 in Broadwell-E delid. Delidding i7-6950X and i7-5960X by 8auer   
    Do they warn not to do it if you don''t know what you're doing?
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to W-L in 180ºF CPU   
    That would be ~82C which isn't an issue if that's under load, while a bit warm the system will thermal throttle if it gets too hot, in general though as long as they are under 85-90C it won't have any issues. 
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to Zyndo in 1080Ti   
    well one thing we know for certain:

    The 1080ti is designed for tiny 1080p monitors...
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to BuckGup in 1080Ti   
    Like Q1 or Q2 or 2017. Around Vega. Just sit tight they have yield problems 
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    Webkitnote
    rm -rf got a reaction from Webkitnote in So do I need a soundcard?   
    Sorry,
     
    If I were you I wouldn't get a sound card, I'm running a quality computer with a $150 headset and have experienced no issues not having a soundcard or DAC.
    Unless you're going for a really low quality mobo, I don't think you need a sound card or DAC.
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    paddy-stone
    rm -rf got a reaction from paddy-stone in So do I need a soundcard?   
    Sorry,
     
    If I were you I wouldn't get a sound card, I'm running a quality computer with a $150 headset and have experienced no issues not having a soundcard or DAC.
    Unless you're going for a really low quality mobo, I don't think you need a sound card or DAC.
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    glitchmaster0001
    rm -rf got a reaction from glitchmaster0001 in should i get a blower card or open fan   
    I don't think that's the best advice 
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to soundlogic in Help Building Cheap Gaming PC   
    You don't have the parts necessary to build this PC- you're missing a hard drive, memory, and a power supply.
     
    Why don't you give us your budget and location? That way, people can link you builds through PCPartPicker and, if you ask the right questions, talk you through the process of why they picked what they did.
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to Noyu in Cheap LGA1150 Motherboard with Wi-Fi   
    Boom
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to AnonymousGuy in DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000) vs DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600)   
    Save the money completely and stick to 2133 unless you're trying to win benchmarks, which you probably won't under any circumstance anyways.
     
    Also I'm a single data point, but I've had multiple G.Skill kits disappoint me.  My storage servers kit started misbehaving after a few years in service.  That was a bitch to trouble shoot.
     
    EDIT: To elaborate, Puget Systems and I are on the same page.  Extreme memory speed kits are pointless nowadays.  You get no real world performance difference and you risk mobo incompatibility, memory controller incompatibility, general shakiness, etc. 
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    TrazosD
    rm -rf got a reaction from TrazosD in Good <$200 SSD   
    I think I'm going to go for the Samsung 850 EVO-Series 500GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to HPWebcamAble in Why is my 4690K running so hot under load?   
    In the meantime, you can use it to keep your pizza warm
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    BurblingBarbacoa
    rm -rf got a reaction from BurblingBarbacoa in Help Picking Parts for a Water Cooled Gaming Computer   
    That's impressive, The temperatures where I am are about 1-3 degrees lower than Melbourne most days.
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    rm -rf
    rm -rf reacted to Dabasepc in DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000) vs DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600)   
    200 MHz isn’t that much of a difference. You won't notice any difference between thse two kits.
    Save your $.
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