come in, this will make you want to drink bleach

[potatopLays]

this is pissing me off for the whole day and so i decided to post this... http://pcpartpicker.com/p/GnpQLk (my build) and so here the story http://prntscr.com/4vx8rt

[DildorTheDecent]

this is pissing me off for the whole day and so i decided to post this... http://pcpartpicker.com/p/GnpQLk (my build) and so here the story http://prntscr.com/4vx8rt

Oh yeah a WD Green for your performance needs is a must. 

[EcoBoost]

And I have cancer now.

 

Also why Hyper T4? It's not that great of a cooler. Save up a few more bucks and get the 212

[Firearm2112]

umm

[AlwaysFSX]

I just don't like the case, that's about it.

[Polyvalent]

if youre gonna overclock that pentium (i dont know anything about b85 chipset tho) you'll need ram that doesn't suck. 

 

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[potatopLays]

if youre gonna overclock that pentium (i dont know anything about b85 chipset tho) you'll need ram that doesn't suck. 

 

op - 1

unnamed - 0

some mobo from msi, asus, gigabyte and some others can OC but they have a voltage cap

[potatopLays]

And I have cancer now.

 

Also why Hyper T4? It's not that great of a cooler. Save up a few more bucks and get the 212

thought it was cheap and many heatpipes

[Juganog]

T_T

[LAwLz]

I don't really see anything wrong with his advice. You would be perfectly fine with 1333MHz RAM if there was a significant cost saving but I looked at PCPP and you would only end up saving like 2 dollars so just get whatever you want.

An SSD is great. If you don't have money for it now then it's one of the first things you should upgrade later. You can get a 120GB Samsung 840 Evo for 80 dollars which is a great deal. For only 10 dollars more you can get the Pro model.

I am not sure if you can overclock with that board but if you can't then I recommend you change it. I mean, you are getting an aftermarket cooler so I assume you are going to overclock. I just think you should make sure you can actually do it before ordering.

 

I think you're being a dick OP. That guy is giving you pretty decent advice (neither good nor bad) and you respond with calling him a peasant who doesn't know what he is talking about. On top of that, you're using incorrect grammar when insulting him.

[potatopLays]

I don't really see anything wrong with his advice. You would be perfectly fine with 1333MHz RAM if there was a significant cost saving but I looked at PCPP and you would only end up saving like 2 dollars so just get whatever you want.

An SSD is great. If you don't have money for it now then it's one of the first things you should upgrade later. You can get a 120GB Samsung 840 Evo for 80 dollars which is a great deal. For only 10 dollars more you can get the Pro model.

I am not sure if you can overclock with that board but if you can't then I recommend you change it. I mean, you are getting an aftermarket cooler so I assume you are going to overclock. I just think you should make sure you can actually do it before ordering.

 

I think you're being a dick OP. That guy is giving you pretty decent advice (neither good nor bad) and you respond with calling him a peasant who doesn't know what he is talking about. On top of that, you're using incorrect grammar when insulting him.

english is my second language http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/memory/#s=301333&Z=8192002 and still do not see why i should go 1333.... and yes you can OC with non Z mobo http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2389948

[Craftable124]

I don't really see anything wrong with his advice. You would be perfectly fine with 1333MHz RAM if there was a significant cost saving but I looked at PCPP and you would only end up saving like 2 dollars so just get whatever you want.

An SSD is great. If you don't have money for it now then it's one of the first things you should upgrade later. You can get a 120GB Samsung 840 Evo for 80 dollars which is a great deal. For only 10 dollars more you can get the Pro model.

I am not sure if you can overclock with that board but if you can't then I recommend you change it. I mean, you are getting an aftermarket cooler so I assume you are going to overclock. I just think you should make sure you can actually do it before ordering.

 

I think you're being a dick OP. That guy is giving you pretty decent advice (neither good nor bad) and you respond with calling him a peasant who doesn't know what he is talking about. On top of that, you're using incorrect grammar when insulting him.

The guy recommended a WD green, and I would consider that bad advice. I don't thing the guy's a total idiot but he's a bit misinformed.

[LAwLz]

The guy recommended a WD green, and I would consider that bad advice. I don't thing the guy's a total idiot but he's a bit misinformed.

Why? Remember, the guy is recommending him to get an SSD and then change his HDD for a WD Green. The Green is cheaper (although not enough for me to consider it) and with an SSD he don't really need some high performance mechanical storage (remember, even the WD Green has great sequential read/write performance, it's only in small read/writes or high queue depth they suffer).

Swapping the HDD out for the green would be a bad idea if you didn't get the SSD as well, but he never told OP to do that. He said, get an SSD and change the HDD. You have to read the entire post and not just take things out of context.

 

If I didn't know how much OP would pay for the different parts then I would have given very similar advice. If he had a link to PCPP so he could compare prices then yes, he should have looked at that before commenting, but the things he is saying are pretty good in general. There is absolutely no need to be rude, calling him a peasant and telling him he "doesn't have any idea what he is talking about".

[MeepLikesToBuildPc's]

yeah, there aint nothing no wrong with wd green

[Craftable124]

Why? Remember, the guy is recommending him to get an SSD and then change his HDD for a WD Green. The Green is cheaper (although not enough for me to consider it) and with an SSD he don't really need some high performance mechanical storage (remember, even the WD Green has great sequential read/write performance, it's only in small read/writes or high queue depth they suffer).

Swapping the HDD out for the green would be a bad idea if you didn't get the SSD as well, but he never told OP to do that. He said, get an SSD and change the HDD. You have to read the entire post and not just take things out of context.

 

If I didn't know how much OP would pay for the different parts then I would have given very similar advice. If he had a link to PCPP so he could compare prices then yes, he should have looked at that before commenting, but the things he is saying are pretty good in general. There is absolutely no need to be rude, calling him a peasant and telling him he "doesn't have any idea what he is talking about".

He suggested a 120GB drive though, and that won't hold very much (at least for me, anyway) My 4TB of HDD space has my entire steam library and more programs on it because my samsung 120GB filled up fast with windows and some of my productivity stuff like MS Office, Visual Studio, and Adobe CS6 programs. I see your point for someone who uses less storage though.

[KirbyTech]

I don't get why people complain about Green drives, I have 4 of them in my PC, they are not my main ones but I store large media files, music and such on there. 

[LAwLz]

He suggested a 120GB drive though, and that won't hold very much (at least for me, anyway) My 4TB of HDD space has my entire steam library and more programs on it because my samsung 120GB filled up fast with windows and some of my productivity stuff like MS Office, Visual Studio, and Adobe CS6 programs. I see your point for someone who uses less storage though.

You're the exception rather than the norm. Most people don't have 4TB of games installed on their computers.

I got 66GB free on my 120GB SSD. On it I got Windows, Photoshop, Illustrator, drivers, Office, Firefox, Thunderbird, a few games (Diablo, South Park, Unreal Tournament etc), and a bunch of commonly used programs (WinRAR, OBS, HexChat, Skype, Anki, video, music players etc).

Obviously it depends on the games, but you should be able to fit the top 3-5 most played games on an 120GB SSD and then use the 1TB for the ones that don't need as much speed or that you don't play as often.

You just need to plan a bit better.

 

Note: I am not saying that OP should get a WD Green because I don't think the small price difference is worth it, but if he got an SSD and there was a decent difference then I would recommend it too. No reason to flame the "peasant" for it.

[Craftable124]

You're the exception rather than the norm. Most people don't have 4TB of games installed on their computers.

I got 66GB free on my 120GB SSD. On it I got Windows, Photoshop, Illustrator, drivers, Office, Firefox, Thunderbird, a few games (Diablo, South Park, Unreal Tournament etc), and a bunch of commonly used programs (WinRAR, OBS, HexChat, Skype, Anki, video, music players etc).

Obviously it depends on the games, but you should be able to fit the top 3-5 most played games on an 120GB SSD and then use the 1TB for the ones that don't need as much speed or that you don't play as often.

You just need to plan a bit better.

 

Note: I am not saying that OP should get a WD Green because I don't think the small price difference is worth it, but if he got an SSD and there was a decent difference then I would recommend it too. No reason to flame the "peasant" for it.

Oh yeah, that guy didn't deserve to be called a peasant.