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08-29-2012, 08:01 PM
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$1,000.57 gaming pc
CPU:Intel Core i5-3570K Quad-Core Processor 3.4 GHz 4 Core LGA 1155 - BX80637I53570K
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CPU COOLER: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus CPU Cooler with Four Direct Contact Heat Pipes (RR-B10-212P-G1)
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RAM: Corsair 8 GB Vengeance Blue Low Profile 1600mhz PC3-12800 240-pin Dual Channel DDR3 Memory Kit 8 Dual Channel Kit - CML8GX3M2A1600C9B
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GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 570 Superclocked 1280 MB GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 2DVI/Mini-HDMI SLI Ready Limited Lifetime Warranty Graphics Card, 012-P3-1572-AR
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MoBo: Gigabyte Intel Z77 LGA1155 AMD CrossFireX W/HDMI,DVI Dual UEFI BIOS ATX Motherboard GA-Z77-D3H
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OCZ Technology 60GB Agility 3 Series SATA 6Gb per second 2.5-Inch Midrange Performance Solid State Drive (SSD) with Max 525MB per second Read and Max 80K IOPS- AGT3-25SAT3-60G
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HD Seagate Barracuda 7200 1 TB 7200RPM SATA 6 Gb/s NCQ 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive ST1000DM003
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PSU: OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W Modular High Performance Power Supply compatible with Intel Sandy Bridge Core i3 i5 i7 and AMD Phenom
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DVD-RW: Asus 24xDVD-RW Serial ATA Internal OEM Drive DRW-24B1ST (Black)
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CASE: Antec Three Hundred Two Gaming Case, Black
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CPU:Intel Core i5-3570K Quad-Core Processor 3.4 GHz 4 Core LGA 1155 - BX80637I53570K
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CPU COOLER: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus CPU Cooler with Four Direct Contact Heat Pipes (RR-B10-212P-G1)
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RAM: Corsair 8 GB Vengeance Blue Low Profile 1600mhz PC3-12800 240-pin Dual Channel DDR3 Memory Kit 8 Dual Channel Kit - CML8GX3M2A1600C9B
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GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 570 Superclocked 1280 MB GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 2DVI/Mini-HDMI SLI Ready Limited Lifetime Warranty Graphics Card, 012-P3-1572-AR
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MoBo: Gigabyte Intel Z77 LGA1155 AMD CrossFireX W/HDMI,DVI Dual UEFI BIOS ATX Motherboard GA-Z77-D3H
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PSU: OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W Modular High Performance Power Supply compatible with Intel Sandy Bridge Core i3 i5 i7 and AMD Phenom
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DVD-RW: Asus 24xDVD-RW Serial ATA Internal OEM Drive DRW-24B1ST (Black)
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CASE: Antec Three Hundred Two Gaming Case, Black
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09-07-2012, 07:32 PM
#20
Millz
Worth the Weight
Originally posted by 039
oF[WaR;4684754']For 1200 I'd settle for an Intel board with that power.. This summer I worked with the I.T dept building new machines;
Some Intel board.. micro ATX
750w PSU
i7 (8-core) LGA1155 (Not sure of GHz speed)
16GB Super Talent PC3 12800
Two 1TB HDD
One DVD-R
One BD-R
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 (1GB)
Some cheap but slick-looking micro-ATX case
The budget was around 70k for about 140 machines, Save a lot of money if you choose the right parts from the right sellers. For around 550-600 you could have a machine of equal power, if not more than what your paying here for 1K.
The machines we built are tested and working to run Autocad, CS6 Suite, And high-end games such as Battlefield 3 and Diablo 3. (Max/Ultimate settings) smoothly; We made a few tests of our own ;] :y:
Always collect information on different parts before buying, it's a huge decision that could save you money and end up with a better machine.
PS; Whoever said Asus boards are the best, greatest, or w.e... :n: Only buy Intel or Gigabyte.. Asus and MSI are cheap shit.
Some Intel board.. micro ATX
750w PSU
i7 (8-core) LGA1155 (Not sure of GHz speed)
16GB Super Talent PC3 12800
Two 1TB HDD
One DVD-R
One BD-R
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 (1GB)
Some cheap but slick-looking micro-ATX case
The budget was around 70k for about 140 machines, Save a lot of money if you choose the right parts from the right sellers. For around 550-600 you could have a machine of equal power, if not more than what your paying here for 1K.
The machines we built are tested and working to run Autocad, CS6 Suite, And high-end games such as Battlefield 3 and Diablo 3. (Max/Ultimate settings) smoothly; We made a few tests of our own ;] :y:
Always collect information on different parts before buying, it's a huge decision that could save you money and end up with a better machine.
PS; Whoever said Asus boards are the best, greatest, or w.e... :n: Only buy Intel or Gigabyte.. Asus and MSI are cheap shit.
Intel motherboards are utter shit for overclockers. They do not support many power phases meaning you will not have a fun time adjusting voltages on them.
Now you say you bought a 6670 and you played BF3 on ultra smoothly? No offense, that's not possible. I'd love to see you configure a machine for 600 bucks that has equal or better power compared to this thing.
Also, Micro ATX? :dumb:
Oh and one last thing. No LGA 1155 CPU has 8 cores.
09-07-2012, 09:16 PM
#21
Pro Killer
Level 1 Trustworthy
Originally posted by 039
oF[WaR;4684754']For 1200 I'd settle for an Intel board with that power.. This summer I worked with the I.T dept building new machines;
Some Intel board.. micro ATX
750w PSU
i7 (8-core) LGA1155 (Not sure of GHz speed)
16GB Super Talent PC3 12800
Two 1TB HDD
One DVD-R
One BD-R
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 (1GB)
Some cheap but slick-looking micro-ATX case
The budget was around 70k for about 140 machines, Save a lot of money if you choose the right parts from the right sellers. For around 550-600 you could have a machine of equal power, if not more than what your paying here for 1K.
The machines we built are tested and working to run Autocad, CS6 Suite, And high-end games such as Battlefield 3 and Diablo 3. (Max/Ultimate settings) smoothly; We made a few tests of our own ;] :y:
Always collect information on different parts before buying, it's a huge decision that could save you money and end up with a better machine.
PS; Whoever said Asus boards are the best, greatest, or w.e... :n: Only buy Intel or Gigabyte.. Asus and MSI are cheap shit.
Some Intel board.. micro ATX
750w PSU
i7 (8-core) LGA1155 (Not sure of GHz speed)
16GB Super Talent PC3 12800
Two 1TB HDD
One DVD-R
One BD-R
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 (1GB)
Some cheap but slick-looking micro-ATX case
The budget was around 70k for about 140 machines, Save a lot of money if you choose the right parts from the right sellers. For around 550-600 you could have a machine of equal power, if not more than what your paying here for 1K.
The machines we built are tested and working to run Autocad, CS6 Suite, And high-end games such as Battlefield 3 and Diablo 3. (Max/Ultimate settings) smoothly; We made a few tests of our own ;] :y:
Always collect information on different parts before buying, it's a huge decision that could save you money and end up with a better machine.
PS; Whoever said Asus boards are the best, greatest, or w.e... :n: Only buy Intel or Gigabyte.. Asus and MSI are cheap shit.
Terrible build, if you ask me.
First of all, 6670.. on a 1.2k build wtf...
750w power supply, do you really need that much?
Some crappy motherboard .. come on dude
Asus makes the greatest boards ever, what's wrong with you?
09-07-2012, 09:40 PM
#22
Alexis Rhodes
#get rekt
Originally posted by 039
oF[WaR;4684754']For 1200 I'd settle for an Intel board with that power.. This summer I worked with the I.T dept building new machines;
Some Intel board.. micro ATX
750w PSU
i7 (8-core) LGA1155 (Not sure of GHz speed)
16GB Super Talent PC3 12800
Two 1TB HDD
One DVD-R
One BD-R
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 (1GB)
Some cheap but slick-looking micro-ATX case
The budget was around 70k for about 140 machines, Save a lot of money if you choose the right parts from the right sellers. For around 550-600 you could have a machine of equal power, if not more than what your paying here for 1K.
The machines we built are tested and working to run Autocad, CS6 Suite, And high-end games such as Battlefield 3 and Diablo 3. (Max/Ultimate settings) smoothly; We made a few tests of our own ;] :y:
Always collect information on different parts before buying, it's a huge decision that could save you money and end up with a better machine.
PS; Whoever said Asus boards are the best, greatest, or w.e... :n: Only buy Intel or Gigabyte.. Asus and MSI are cheap shit.
Some Intel board.. micro ATX
750w PSU
i7 (8-core) LGA1155 (Not sure of GHz speed)
16GB Super Talent PC3 12800
Two 1TB HDD
One DVD-R
One BD-R
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 (1GB)
Some cheap but slick-looking micro-ATX case
The budget was around 70k for about 140 machines, Save a lot of money if you choose the right parts from the right sellers. For around 550-600 you could have a machine of equal power, if not more than what your paying here for 1K.
The machines we built are tested and working to run Autocad, CS6 Suite, And high-end games such as Battlefield 3 and Diablo 3. (Max/Ultimate settings) smoothly; We made a few tests of our own ;] :y:
Always collect information on different parts before buying, it's a huge decision that could save you money and end up with a better machine.
PS; Whoever said Asus boards are the best, greatest, or w.e... :n: Only buy Intel or Gigabyte.. Asus and MSI are cheap shit.
asus is made for overclocking intel and gigabyte are for those who have a smaller budget but want a good mobo ,
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