My Gaming Box

[KrogerWizard]

Finally got my PC to a point where I thought it would be worth posting. Specs/ Case: Cooler Master HAF XB EVO, case fans: 3 x Noctua NF-F12, cpu: Intel Core i9-9900k, cpu cooler: Noctua NH-D15, motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix Z390-f, gpu: ASUS RTX 3070 KO OC 8gb, memory: G.Skill Ripjaws 16gb (2 x 8gb) ddr4 3600, storage: Inland 960gb 2.5” SSD and Inland 1Tb nvme ssd, power supply: PowerSpec 750w Gold 

[Vishera]

21 minutes ago, KrogerWizard said:

G.Skill Ripjaws 16gb (2 x 8gb) ddr4 3600

CAS Latency? (aka CL)

22 minutes ago, KrogerWizard said:

storage: Inland 960gb 2.5” SSD and Inland 1Tb nvme ssd, power supply: PowerSpec 750w Gold 

Why did you do that to your PC?!

[Somerandomtechyboi]

Never heard of inland nor powerspec but id suggest swapping the psu if possible, cause unknown brands alot of the time have garbage psus that either malfunction or blow up, but if its working just fine and has good reviews then you can keep it i guess

[tkitch]

4 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Why did you do that to your PC?!

What?  Inland makes shockingly good SSDs

 

@SomerandomtechyboiInland is the Microcenter in-house brand.

[Somerandomtechyboi]

7 minutes ago, tkitch said:

What?  Inland makes shockingly good SSDs

 

@SomerandomtechyboiInland is the Microcenter in-house brand.

Oh, thx for info, but who the hell are powerspec and how long have they been in the psu industry anyways?

[tkitch]

Just now, Somerandomtechyboi said:

Oh, thx for info, but who the hell are powerspec and how long have they been in the psu industry anyways?

Also Microcenter's House brand for PSUs.  Not a new name, tho.
 

Quality is up for debate on them, it seems.

 

 

[KrogerWizard]

@Somerandomtechyboi @tkitch I got pretty much all my parts from micro center which is why I went with PowerSpec and Inland when I built my pc. I didn’t realize they weren’t very well known brands but both my SSDs and my PSU have been extremely reliable. I have only had them for a little over a year and a half, so we’ll see how they do over time, but the reviews I’ve seen have been mostly positive. 

[Vishera]

33 minutes ago, tkitch said:

Also Microcenter's House brand for PSUs.  Not a new name, tho.
 

Quality is up for debate on them, it seems.

 

 

Up to debate?,It's 100% cheap - there is no doubt about it.

40 minutes ago, tkitch said:

What?  Inland makes shockingly good SSDs

 

@SomerandomtechyboiInland is the Microcenter in-house brand.

Being DRAM-less and with that controller it's not good,they are just cheap.

That's another Microcenter in house crap.

 

[tkitch]

9 hours ago, Vishera said:

Being DRAM-less and with that controller it's not good,they are just cheap.

That's another Microcenter in house crap.

Except you're wrong?  I've got a couple and they're stellar performers, and absolutely have DRAM cache.

[KrogerWizard]

@tkitch @Vishera I think he just doesn’t like micro center lmao, just because something is exclusive to one store doesn’t make it crap, I’ve have literally 0 problems with anything over time. Both the PSU and SSDs have hundreds of reviews that average at 5/5 but I guess they’re crap to you 

[Lordofcheez]

damn I use the same cpu cooler how are you liking it so far Im sure you cant hear it Lmao 

[Youn]

This by the way is the case I am downsizing out of to the NR200P..  It simply takes up too much space on the desk. Great if you need a test bench style case... not so great if you ever want desk space. 

 

 

By the way.. if you have cats.. they will lay on the top of it.. gah..