Harry_766

Hello, I have a few queries about custom looping a PC, I've recently grown a fascination for water cooling and wanted to know if there is a water block required for a non-reference card http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nsb6dC These are the components I'm going to cool. (not mobo or ram) i want to keep the branding EKWB just to keep the rig consistent. Thank you, to anyone who can help me.

How about this for a budget gaming PC http://pcpartpicker.com/p/20CQN keep under $700 if your going to change something

I'm not great but I've really wanted a team for ages Steam: Molly P.s. I've already sent a request

Ok I need a PC. Something I can take to my dad's house and to friends LAN parties It needs to be cheat about $600 AUD able to run BF4 on stable frames and maybe record CS:GO or something like that I've got this already http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1YD6F But up for any changes Also don't care about looks

If you want to save money: 1. Find equivalent CPU through AMD 2. Tone down on the amount of watts on your PCU 3. A motherboard like that isn't really needed because you can always upgrade in the future

Ok so I've gone from Intel to AMD for my CPU and I'm planning on building a budget gaming rig so which is more important? More cores less GHz Or less cores more GHz

This is my part list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1Hq52 Questions: Is everything Compatible? Any improvements without a massive hit to my budget? Budget: About $1,200 Aus

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1Hq0N This is my budget rig that I'm planing on building i might grab an SSD but will this work and work kind of things could it run? (Would it be possible to run Battlefield 4 and things like that?)

Wow this community is great thanks for the help!

So I am about to build my rig I've got a good sum of money yet I'm doubting myself I want to do some fairly good gaming and I'm thinking of water cooling nothing intense just a radiator for the CPU but I want a white corsair case to fit a decent radiator... Thanks for any help I get Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk - now Free