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mandrigald

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  1. I would go with the Sapphire R9 270X.
  2. That is exactly what I was about to say, you even recommended the same headset that I was going to. So.. Well said.
  3. Suggested this to another guy last night: SteelSeries 6GV2. It has Cherry MX Red switches that, as a gamer, I think you'd appreciate.
  4. If it helps the people I don't see any reason not to.
  5. For that price? Hell yeah its worth it!
  6. You should definitely upgrade, many of those parts (that you already have) would be very useful/valuable in a modern build. Just add those new parts and you're good to go for awhile.
  7. I... I would.. perhaps.. like a copy of CS:GO.
  8. Well, best wishes from me man. Hope you get this issue resolved.
  9. If there isn't a Direct CU II 780 ti, there should be one coming. Here is the link to the MSI Twin Frozr one though, which is also very good: http://goo.gl/0II3AW
  10. I dont know man, but aren't you the same guy that accidentally sent his PC flying out the window? You just don't seem to have the best of luck.
  11. ACX is not as quiet as ASUS Direct CU II or MSI Twin Frozr, but it works.
  12. You guys are such douchebags lol
  13. Here you go, I did my best. I did exceed the limit by a bit so sorry about that. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2vd5v
  14. Who said you had to believe it... j...jk....
  15. mandrigald

    Which fan?

    Yeah, I thought of that about 20 seconds after I posted. Sorry. I'd say go for it if you just want them for flashy LEDs
  16. mandrigald

    Which fan?

    The Air Series fans aren't too good in my opinion. If you don't care about looks I'd go with the Noctua NH-F12. Unless you only want them for the LEDs then in that case go for it
  17. Didnt think I could love you any more no homo
  18. You'll be fine, but wont have room for much else. Personally I'd go 600w just to give a little bit of room.
  19. I mean if its that kind of party.... jk
  20. Looks good! That 4770k will work wonders for you while video editing.
  21. Wouldn't he need more RAM for all the rendering he'll be doing? Plus, why not throw an SSD in there?
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