$8000 full watercooled trifire... wasted

[loccilucas]

I could literally throw components at a case and come out with a nicer PC.

[frostin1990]

It seems like some 12 yr old girl built it . scary if you take into account the money spent, awful loop, cable management etc.

[loccilucas]

Point taken. I'll shut up.

Fuck that, a guy who wastes 8000$ so badly deserves to be ripped apart by every PC forum out there.

[SpyRosL]

Ok, i won't say anything bad.

I'm pretty sure that the owner is just a kid who has money.

I'm also pretty sure that in some point he will understand what he did and rebuild the whole goddamn thing(or at least let someone do it properly for him).

 

But if he things that his system is flawless,then for his ignorance, he deserves a high five-with a chair-in his face!

 

Let us all prey that he will rebuild it some day.

[MG2R]

This thread is the exact opposite of what was envisioned when this forum

was first created. This forum was intended as a place where newbies are

welcome. Where people can ask a question without being yelled at. A

place with a nice atmosphere.

 

90% of all responses in this thread do not adhere to that vision and are

basically not contributing to a friendly atmosphere at all. It's because of

threads like these that newbies often don't feel welcome and are too

scared to ask for help, which in turn results in builds like the one this

thread is about.

 

I'd advise all of you to look back in time and question yourself if you were

all-knowing when you first started building computers. Look in the mirror

and honestly answer yourself the question "did I ever make any mistakes?".

Maybe it can help you start being nicer to people that do make them.

 

We talked this over, and because of all of the above, I'm locking this thread.

It doesn't adhere to the "don't be a dick" rule and, honestly, I'm saddened

by the fact that a thread like this was needed on the forums.