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#1 Master_R2D2
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Yeah, our gaming rigs are well rigged :-P but back to school (high school or college) proved to have a gap in my hardware available. I picked up an External hard drive today 1.5TB for $90, and a Patriot Memory 8GB Flash for $19. Ok, just for the record I remember when a 1GB flash drive was $80+. I just love how technology evolves. If any of you are lacking storage devices for the new school year, pick these up. Great buys.
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#2 Master_R2D2
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I dont see how a CPU cooler stock or otherwise would get in the way if properly mounted, AM3 mother boards are a setup with the widest parts being on that side, the Ram setup is the same but no parts from the CPU cooler should even get close to it.
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#3 Master_R2D2
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The odds of the ram heat dissapaters causing problems in a full size case that is well ventalated is slim.
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it is all compatible but if you're running X-Fire you need a bigger power supply. 2 cards takes a lot of draw, or is it temporary because you're going to X-Fire.
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#5 Master_R2D2
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Mobo: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MB-278-GI 64.99 Euro It's got the new 890FX chipset from AMD, which is an absolute dream I have the Crosshair IV for my board, but at a price point of 100 Euro's more this is definetly the board. Has DDR 3 support, Supports the Processor you went with and it stil looks sick even if it's not a Crosshair ;-). RAM: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MY-191-OC&groupid=701&catid=8&subcat=1517 88.11 Euro It's the same 4 gigs I run in my rig, pleanty fast, Lifetime Warranty. And it fits the budget. Power Supply: I went 2 ways on this http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-193-CM&groupid=701&catid=123&subcat= 118.99 Euro's is a modular power supply, I like the look, I like the brand and it's beefy at 850W and will help with cable management. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-042-AK&groupid=701&catid=123&subcat= 134.99 Euro Still puts you in budget, still modular but 1000W instead, I don't know how much juice you want but I doubt it will be more then that. It helps with cable management, my one complaint is I am not familiar with the brand so I speak not of reliability. With the coolmaster the price is 271.1 Euro's With the 1000W Power supply the price is 288.09 eitherway should work for what you want.
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#6 Master_R2D2
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Dont get the MSI board dude, I had soooo many problems with MSI customer service. I went through 3 boards, and they delayed my build by about 3 months with their lazy tech support, and mediocre product. I cant speak for everyone elses expierence with them but mine was unbearable.
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#7 Master_R2D2
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I think people look at this and go, "I am a gamer, and .5 MS is huge for me." The fact of the matter is unless you're a competitor Mechanical keyboards are just a longer lasting, cooler looking, alternative to standard keyboards. That being said, who cares I am so picking one up! :-P