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Maybe the pentium G3258 would be a good option?
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yes
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I dont know how to overclock and I'm not interested in doing it. The pc is for gaming.
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Any that can keep me good frame rate in games such as Skyrim with mods, and also one that is able to keep my budget below 800-850$ (Actually the list from part picker would have a price of 750$ because of the NCase (which cant be added to the list))
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Hello everyone, I want to make a new rig based off of the Ncase M1 but I want to keep it under the 800$ mark (if possible). Here is a list of some parts I've been looking. Note: Storage, OS, monitor, peripherals aren't needed, I will use the ones that I currently have. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dmcCQ7 Any suggestions for the cpu or any change in general? Thanks in advance
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Is memory frequency compatible?
BaconMaster replied to BaconMaster's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
it's the best budget option that i have available, other motherboards with that price dont support sata 6gb/s and dont have that amount of usb (which isnt that much relevant but meh), it also includes wifi. : / although im not sure if it supports Ivy Bridge. -
Hello I would like to know if a motherboard that supports ddr3 1066/ 1333 MT/s can work with a 1600 one. This is the memory I have hyper x blu genesis and the motherboard taht I want is this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813500064 thanks in advance.
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Thanks everyone for the support, I guess I'll go for a 2TB green. !
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Hello everyone, I was looking for a quiet HDD and found that the WD reds are one of the quietest HDD out in the market. So my question is: is it possible to use a WD red (I know they are for NAS) in a "gaming pc" as a storage drive?
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Thanks. I think that your cpu cooler comes with the thermal paste already installed. Regarding the power supply, yes it is a good power supply. Take a look to this review. http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&file=print&reid=366
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I got one right now, but I just realized that the OPO is way too big for me. Thanks anyways!
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1. I think it is enough but I would pick another power supply probably a seasonic one or maybe the corsair CS600M 2. Its a closed liquid cooling unit, it means that you dont have to add or change anything except for the fans (if you want to) 3. The cables for the power come from the psu and the sata ones come with the motherboard. Have a nice day :)
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It looks like you could cut the extra slot but I cant guarantee any stability on just one slot.
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How do I get one, dont you need an invitation to be able to buy one?
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Basically the price is what matters to me . International Unlocked phones are more expensive.
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Gelid has a 2 slim fan bracket. http://quietpc.co.nz/images/products/gel-sl-pci-02-large.jpg
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Hello everyone, I would like to know if it is a good choice to change my Nexus 4 for a HTC One M7. The reason im going to buy the HTC is because the USB port of my Nexus 4 is all messed up and also because I live outside de US and the HTC seems to be (kinda) cheap and also good quality.
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Thanks for the positive comments, it seems like im going to keep my psu for a while .
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From the album: Project Sonitus
Monitor: ASUS VN247H-P Mouse: Steelseries Sensei Raw Headset: Steelseries Diablo III Headphones: Audiotechnica ath m50x, Sennheiser HD558 (not in the photo) Keyboard: CM quickfire TK (brown switches) Case: Corsair 500r -
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Hello everyone, I would like to know if I should change my actual psu (Corsair TX 850) for a modular one (possibly the XFX XTR 750W). The main reason I want to change is because there are way too many cables with the corsair one and also because it generates many noise (although it doesnt happens anymore because I put a Noctua fan instead of the original one).
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From the album: Project Sonitus
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From the album: Project Sonitus
GPU Heatsink: Prolimatech MK-26 with 2 Corsair SP120 pwm -
From the album: Project Sonitus
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From the album: Project Sonitus
CPU: Intel core i5 3570 Mobo: Asus P8H77V-LE Ram:Kingston Hyper X Blue 8gb GPU: MSI Twin Frozer II gtx 560 ti Storage:Samsung 840 evo PSU: Corsair TX850
