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anyone who gives donation can win

but theres only so many people that can actually give something towards it, a pc is only like, what? 10 components?

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A person that meets our needs.

yes, indeed.

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dude i went to microcenter over the weekend and saw my first 900d in person, the thing is legit like half of me...

300 dollars for a 900D.......

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This... But how shall we define 'active member'?

we need to sort that amongst ourselves, active imo means like 800+ but thats not gonna be the same opinion for others of course.

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but theres only so many people that can actually give something towards it, a pc is only like, what? 10 components?

 

There's also the question of who builds it...

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300 dollars for a 900D.......

ikr :S

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dude i went to microcenter over the weekend and saw my first 900d in person, the thing is legit like half of me...

Went to a frys and my friend said he wanted to put a Mini Itx motherboard into it, I loled, than proceeded to smack him. Anyways What I said about Linus stuff?

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but theres only so many people that can actually give something towards it, a pc is only like, what? 10 components?

6 parts for basic stuff

CPU

Motherboard

PSU

Case

Memory

Storage

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There's also the question of who builds it...

maybe we'd send the parts to linus and he'd build it and make a vid and shoutout the dudes who put forward parts for it on the ltt channel?

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6 parts for basic stuff

CPU

Motherboard

PSU

Case

Memory

Storage

break it down further for a gaming machine...

cpu

cpu cooler

ram

mobo

gpu

case

ssd

hdd

psu

fans (sometimes)

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There's also the question of who builds it...

who ever lives closest to the winner, so shipping costs won't be that much

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break it down further for a gaming machine...

cpu

cpu cooler

ram

mobo

gpu

case

ssd

hdd

psu

fans (sometimes)

just have a apu

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6 parts for basic stuff

CPU

Motherboard

PSU

Case

Memory

Storage

 

What about peripherals?

 

maybe we'd send the parts to linus and he'd build it and make a vid and shoutout the dudes who put forward parts for it on the ltt channel?

Good idea! xD

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you don't say?

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just have a apu

ehh :S not the same experience yo cuz then ya gotta get the 2133 or 2400mhz ram and all that jazz and pshh, ewwww amd xD

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ehh :S not the same experience yo cuz then ya gotta get the 2133 or 2400mhz ram and all that jazz and pshh, ewwww amd xD

kinda cheaper

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kinda cheaper

not when you factor in the a10 7850k and nice 2133 ram :P comes to near the same price of an alternate solution, but then again always a cool option especially if we wanted to make it a cube // small ff style :D

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kinda cheaper

 

It's cheaper in the short term alright... You might want to throw in a beefy cooler with that APU... Stock just won't cut it...

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only if it is powered by a huge potato

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not when you factor in the a10 7850k and nice 2133 ram :P comes to near the same price of an alternate solution, but then again always a cool option especially if we wanted to make it a cube // small ff style :D

 

2x4GB 1800MHz will be enough imo...

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only if it is powered by a huge potato

yeh ill get right on that bro

1800MHz will be enough imo...

nahh if you want teh elite haxor fps's then you go wit teh 2133mhz xD

 

heres a decent explanation, also jayztwocents has a great vid on the topic as well, he shows bf4 live w/ noticeable performance differences.

http://www.eteknix.com/memory-scaling-amd-kaveri-a10-7850k-apu/

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yeh ill get right on that bro

nahh if you want teh elite haxor fps's then you go wit teh 2133mhz xD

 

heres a decent explanation, also jayztwocents has a great vid on the topic as well, he shows bf4 live w/ noticeable performance differences.

http://www.eteknix.com/memory-scaling-amd-kaveri-a10-7850k-apu/

so..how are we actually gonna do this?

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so..how are we actually gonna do this?

too much planning and thought processing for me to go about at 1:40 in the morning. worry about it tomorrow my fellow padawon. remember, time is only an illusion, time does not exist, we simply have clocks.

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so..how are we actually gonna do this?

 

Contact Linus, send him parts, pick winner, ask him to announce on next WAN show (after things are ready)?

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Acer ES13 | CPU: Intel Pentium N4200 | GPU:  Intel HD 505 | RAM: 1x 4GB (unidentified) DDR3L | HDD: (unidentified) 500GB 5600RPM

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