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[thatdamnlobster]

 this is mine



what does yours look like?
 and do you have issues playing MP on it?

Modifié par thatdamnlobster, 18 janvier 2013 - 11:34 .

[Bryan Johnson]

progste2 wrote...

nah, nitrogen is expensive and volatile, is just water with a dye that should have been a darker color XD I don't think i'll use it again once i change the water

and of course LN is never mounted sideways nor is it in an inclosed system


BTW props on the seasonic, my fav PSU manufacturer

Modifié par Bryan Johnson, 17 janvier 2013 - 09:09 .

[Bryan Johnson]

elconejito75 wrote...

And another Seasonic PSU, cable management tip, if you want to improve turn the HDs around

[Bryan Johnson]

Blind2Society wrote...

Bryan Johnson wrote...

And another Seasonic PSU

Corsair = Seasonic?

Btw, thanks for the cable management tip. I'm going to be putting my PC together this weekend and I've been dreading having to manage all the cables.

The interesting thing about computer electronics is there is very few actual manufacturers much like foxconn makes almost all apple products other "farm" them out the great majority of Corsair PSUs are made by Seasonic (along with some of the higher end Antec ones).

Most of the time you can figure out the "real" maker is by checking the UL lookup number on a product and going to the UL website and seeing.

[Bryan Johnson]

Ill just be waiting here until I see someone post a SilverStone Case (Cases and PSUs are my thing)

[Bryan Johnson]

brazen_nl wrote...

Bryan Johnson wrote...

Ill just be waiting here until I see someone post a SilverStone Case (Cases and PSUs are my thing)

The one I posted is a SilverStone case. FT-02 Fortress.

e: Funny you didn't recognize it. The 3 big ass fans at the bottom for the positive air pressure is pretty much a giveaway. 

ee: And the orientation of the motherboard. 

I actually havent looked at their newer series, so they are nice. I desperately wanted a TJ-07 but ended up Stacker 830

[Bryan Johnson]

 This was the inside of my computer a few years back when I was more into Cable Management

[Bryan Johnson]

parabolicity wrote...

SterlingPhoenix wrote...

Blind2Society wrote...

Funny, I'm building my first PC (or first PC I'm building) and I've heard a lot of "Intel is god, amd sucks". Myself, I'm going with an AMD FX 8150 because, frankly, they don't charge and arm and a leg.

Bang for the buck I'd take AMD every time.

The only reason I went with Intel was in the hopes of better virtual machine emulation... and to see if I could get it to run Mac OS X. Which I could (: 

I've always picked AMD over Intel, but their last batch of procs was pretty dissapointing. I'm still using a Phenom 2 X4-980 Black edition which was their last amazing CPU.

I'm about due for a new build, and I'm waiting to see if AMD tanks and I have to switch to Intel. I think the new Intel Ivy bridge are currently better than anything AMD offers. Except for the price tag 

For the most part I was the same but I had to do the switch when Core 2 came along, AMD sure went cheap but it was hard to argue with that significant performance difference.

[Bryan Johnson]

DeadeyeCYclops78 wrote...

Really where is ninja stan, this thread should have been locked... cause all i'm seeing is some weird PC wiring epeen thread that has nothing to do with MP....... no wonder we cant get problems solved for this game, when even the devs are contributing to nonsense like this.....

lol i am somewhat joking... but really this thread should not be in ME3MP forums... just sayin

Most of my posting is when I am at home, fyi

[Bryan Johnson]

BACON4BREAKFIST wrote...

Everyone's PC's and gaming areas are so neat and organized. Now I feel like a lazy POS

Dont worry my desk always has empty Dr. Pepper cans on it

[Bryan Johnson]

thatdamnlobster wrote...

SterlingPhoenix wrote...

thatdamnlobster wrote...
i had issues with my amd before, when i upgraded and went with intel i was amazed but it ate a serious hole in my pocket. i run linux on mine as well as windows. not sure i have the gumption for mac.

I've never had any issues (performance or otherwise) with my AMD machines. Last time I had an issue with a CPU was a Cyrix... I think it was a 586-compatible CPU? I forget. This was before CPUs came with coolers, and this one NEEDED a cooler. I ended up having the case open and a desk fan blowing on the thing (: 

I think for some of my applications, AMD's 8-cores would work slightly better than Intel's 4-cores+threads. But I really don't know that I'd see a huge difference. Loads of RAM always help, too.

agreed, i got 8gigs of ram installed with the option for more if needed. that almost picks up any slack not that i need it, intel quad core with 8 gigs of ram. i cant think of any program needing that much crazy.

Firefox open too long?

I have 20gb of ram, my mb has 6 slots and I had a 6gb(3x2) kit then bought a 16gb(4x4) I admit it is overkill but I wanted more than 6gb