RATE THE PC SPECS ABOVE YOU :)

[sof006]

The specs in my sig, changed from the 7990 to the GTX 780. Everything else however remains the same.

[JurgaBurgaFlintines]

7/10

9/10 The reason I took of the point was because I'm not a "fan" of the 690.

 

My build: Dell Optiplex 745

 

• Intel Pentium D Dual Core 2.8GHZ processor (Stock cooler)
• Integrated Graphics
• 2.5 GB of DDR2 553MHZ memory (2 1GB sticks and 1 512MB stick)
• 37.5GB of 5400RPM hard drive space (No joke)
• 275 Watt PSU (Probably Seasonic)
• Some motherboard
• Floppy Disk Drive
• CD Drive

I originally had an old Dell Dimensions with an Intel Inside Pentium 4 Proccesor, 40GB hard drive, 1.5 gb of DDR memory (don't know the speeds) and it was a huge monster!

[UnderADyingSun]

9/10 for still maintaining a piece of valuable history

 

Specs are in sig. 

[AustinTheIntern]

9/10 The reason I took of the point was because I'm not a "fan" of the 690.

 

My build: Dell Optiplex 745

 

• Intel Pentium D Dual Core 2.8GHZ processor (Stock cooler)
• Integrated Graphics
• 2.5 GB of DDR2 553MHZ memory (2 1GB sticks and 1 512MB stick)
• 37.5GB of 5400RPM hard drive space (No joke)
• 275 Watt PSU (Probably Seasonic)
• Some motherboard
• Floppy Disk Drive
• CD Drive

I originally had an old Dell Dimensions with an Intel Inside Pentium 4 Proccesor, 40GB hard drive, 1.5 gb of DDR memory (don't know the speeds) and it was a huge monster!

Wrong person?

[Swegly]

Wrong person?

10/10 easy

[MrTiC]

Another build ive done for a friend:

 

AMD FX-9550

Asus Crosshair V formula-Z

Kingston HyperX Beast 32GB 2400Mhz

2X Asus R9 280X

Swiftech H320

Samsung 840 evo 500GB

WD red 4TB x2

Corsair carbide 540 air

Corsair AX1200i

 

 

Srry bout that, person above me 8

[Swegly]

Another build ive done for a friend:

 

AMD FX-9550

Asus Crosshair V formula-Z

Kingston HyperX Beast 32GB 2400Mhz

2X Asus R9 280X

Swiftech H320

Samsung 840 evo 500GB

WD red 4TB x2

Corsair carbide 540 air

Corsair AX1200i

Before you post your own build you have to rate the person above you thats what this thread is about.

10/10 for that build btw

[Swegly]

7/10. Upgrade the GPU.

Why should I upgrade mah GPU?

[Npc_Hydra3]

Why should I upgrade mah GPU?

 

The 670's a good card, but your computer would be absolutely amazing if you had a 780 or 290.

[Swegly]

The 670's a good card, but your computer would be absolutely amazing if you had a 780 or 290.

Yea what I was thinking of doing because I have 200 bucks saved up, I was going to wait for the 800 series to be released and see what it has to offer. Right before the 800 series is released it will be my birthday also so Ill get some money from that and Ill buy a new card at that point because for now this card handles everything I play. Btw its an amazing overclocker and I raised it better than a 680

[Swegly]

I mean I actually could go SLI with my gtx670 right now but id rather just hold off.

[Markyod]

9/10 for still maintaining a piece of valuable history

 

Specs are in sig. 

10/10 would bang.

 

Specs below.

[Npc_Hydra3]

Yea what I was thinking of doing because I have 200 bucks saved up, I was going to wait for the 800 series to be released and see what it has to offer. Right before the 800 series is released it will be my birthday also so Ill get some money from that and Ill buy a new card at that point because for now this card handles everything I play. Btw its an amazing overclocker and I raised it better than a 680

Yeah but just because you raised the clock speed higher than a 680 doesn't make it better than a 680, they are still completely different cards and the 680 is a whole lot better than the 670. I would try to save up and just get one great card instead of SLI two good cards.

[Swegly]

Yeah but just because you raised the clock speed higher than a 680 doesn't make it better than a 680, they are still completely different cards and the 680 is a whole lot better than the 670. I would try to save up and just get one great card instead of SLI two good cards.

Yea that is what Im doing. And I meant that my overclocked 670 reaches stock preformance of a 680 not an overclocked 680 because that would make no sense lol.

[daldaren]

10/10 would bang.

 

Specs below.

 

#VALUE/10 would bang.

 

SAME.

[Swegly]

#VALUE/10 would bang.

 

SAME.

10/10 for your PC

 

Id bang it lol

[Npc_Hydra3]

Yea that is what Im doing. And I meant that my overclocked 670 reaches stock preformance of a 680 not an overclocked 680 because that would make no sense lol.

 

No what I meant was that no matter what you change the clocks to on a 670 it will never reach the performance of a 680, when comparing two different tiers of cards, clock speed don't matter. Because if that were true I could say my 770 is clocked higher than a stock 780, but they are two different cards and the 780 destroys a 770.

[Demonhax]

CPU: Intel I5 2500k 4,3MHz
Cooler: Corsair H60 Push/Pull
Ram: Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz 16gb

Gpu: Gainward GeForce Gtx 770 2gb
Psu: Cooler Master 650w Bronze
Motherboard: AsRock Z77 Extreme 6
SSD: Kingston HyperX 3k 120gb

HDD: Western Digital 1Tb

Case: Cm Storm Sniper Black Edition

Fans: Corsair AF 120/140mm

   

[guyfromnebraska]

 

 

   

 

8/10 good stuff

[Swegly]

8/10 good stuff

7/10

[Lachrymal]

8/10 good stuff

 

  6.5/10. Dat Dynex tv though.

[pepsimaxl]

I7-4770k ( stock cooler atm  )

GTX 770

Asus Z87-Pro

8GB 1600mhz corsair ram

750 watt psu

1tb Seagate barracuda 7200rpm

HAF adv. 912

 

i regret not buying a cheaper cpu and a 780 instead.

[warmmilk]

I7-4770k ( stock cooler atm  )

GTX 770

Asus Z87-Pro

8GB 1600mhz corsair ram

750 watt psu

1tb Seagate barracuda 7200rpm

HAF adv. 912

 

i regret not buying a cheaper cpu and a 780 instead.

 

sounds like a good system, but no SSD.  Sounds like $$$ was an issue, so I would have gone with an i5, added maybe $20 to the saved moola and bought an SSD.

 

overall 8/10

[kaneandtaker]

sounds like a good system, but no SSD.  Sounds like $$$ was an issue, so I would have gone with an i5, added maybe $20 to the saved moola and bought an SSD.

 

overall 8/10

9.9/10

 

PSU seems overkill for a single 780 even with custom cooling, but understandable if going for SLI in the future.

[warmmilk]

9.9/10

 

PSU seems overkill for a single 780 even with custom cooling, but understandable if going for SLI in the future.

naw, I just like to go overkill for psu's.  after cutting it close and then having issues one time on a previous build, I'll always go overkill with psu.  The few extra cents of electricity of the psu operating out of its absolute optimal range isn't a big deal to me.  and according to corsair link, its usually in the 85-90% range

 

but thanks for the 9.9