rickylamperouge

MSI 7850 OC Edition. Going to upgrade this year when the new ones comes out. :D

Get a better Power Supply (500w+) and maybe you can get a 1600 MHz ram.

Oh, well save money for an FX processor and you should be fine. What ram do you use? ​

The BIOS do you have it on the Normal Profile or in the Performance Profile?

He looks more or less like this

Welcome, enjoy your stay. :)

Haha I lol'd when I saw Slick making the review and Linus like the cameraman.

CoD4 FTW Fallout 3 The Elders Scrolls Sleeping Dogs Far Cry 3 Battlefield 3

Oh skyrim too...

I'm playing CoD4, Saints Row the Third, FC3 and Sleeping Dogs...

xfire: rickylamperouge :P

Steam: rickylamperouge

I'll be here with my CPU at 5.0 Ghz next month, just wait. :P

Ah nvm about the case, that case have sound dampening materials everywhere right?

Get a Corsair H100i or H80i and replace the fans with the SP series quiet edition. Maybe you can get a better case if you don't buy one of the SSD's...

Damn, that would've gave me a heart attack, you're lucky that it didn't fell off.

The good, bad and the ugly? "Hasta la vista baby" This one is easy :P

Haha I enjoyed this, I'm glad that I have enough power in my psu.

I'm planning to change the rims and the color...

That's hot O_O

In my opinion this thread will only make battles between AMD vs Intel fans. Well I think you should get what's best for you taking into account the price and how good it performs. If you want a good CPU that works fine for you in almost everything go for an AMD and if you just want the fastest CPU's go for Intel but they are more expensive.

Well I got my first PC when I was like 5 but I began to understand more about PC's when I was 11 that was when I got my laptop and I started researching and reading in forums and stuff. But back then I was more interested in movies, music, software. Two years ago I was planning to buy a PC and a friend of mine started studying to repair computers and stuff and he said to me that I should build one instead of buying it and I was like meh what if the computer doesn't works. Then I started researching what parts I needed to build a computer and one day my friend took me with him to the university and I saw him build a pc and it wasn't that hard. Then I started looking for parts and that lead me to Linus's channel, then I started watching his videos and began to understand more and more about hardware and about a month ago I finally build my rig.