New sleeper build

[Rienks]

Thanks man! put a lot of effort into it

If you ever plan to re-use, once you take all the scrap-metal out of it, there is actually plenty of room left inside

Might just upgrade it later. Currently going for this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zwRrbv

[NicolaZanarini]

Might just upgrade it later. Currently going for this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zwRrbv

Awesome build mate!

My friend was on a tighter budget, but still for 631 euros I'd say it's a great config

I might upgrade mine next year too to soemthing like yours, but with a 980 instead.

[Rienks]

Awesome build mate!

My friend was on a tighter budget, but still for 631 euros I'd say it's a great config

I might upgrade mine next year too to soemthing like yours, but with a 980 instead

I like the build still trying to figure out whether I want the i7-4790K or the 6700K.

[NicolaZanarini]

I like the build still trying to figure out whether I want the i7-4790K or the 6700K.

If you'r just planning to keep it as is for a long time, I'd say 4790K - if you plan on upgrading a few years, then 6700K

[Rienks]

If you'r just planning to keep it as is for a long time, I'd say 4790K - if you plan on upgrading a few years, then 6700K

Thanks for the advice. Much appreciated

[NicolaZanarini]

Thanks for the advice. Much appreciated

You are welcome

[NicolaZanarini]

that is odd.. hm. maybe the advanced bios is just for the Z boards then

yeah, I guess so - the BIOS on that board is awful, seems like it came out of 1995; had to manually choose the boot priority at every reboot during the win 10 upgrade >.<

The AsRock and MSI ones are way better at this price range.

 

[NicolaZanarini]

sweet socks of jesus

Indeed, lol. last time I had to endure something like that, it was on a 300$ lenovo laptop!