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On December 27 2011 10:44 skyR wrote:Show nested quote +On December 27 2011 10:28 Outcomac wrote:+ Show Spoiler +I saw your responses (thank you btw), and did what you said. Will I now be able to run games like Skyrim and Starcraft 2 on medium/high graphics without overclocking? Yes such a configuration is capable of running both games on reasonably high settings at 1080p. Show nested quote +On December 27 2011 10:29 ChriseC wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On December 27 2011 08:55 skyR wrote:Show nested quote +On December 27 2011 08:50 ChriseC wrote:+ Show Spoiler +On December 27 2011 03:49 ChriseC wrote:http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/844/61905209.png/can anyone say if its good? especially about the motherboard since i dont have a clue which one to use. also how much power do i need to run this? and will i be able to overclock it in 1-2 years and if no what do i need for it? a new cooler and more power? pls answer my question someone, would reall appreciate it :D It was answered. You just ignored it or missed it. Show nested quote +On December 27 2011 05:34 skyR wrote:On December 27 2011 03:49 ChriseC wrote:+ Show Spoiler +http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/844/61905209.png/
can anyone say if its good? especially about the motherboard since i dont have a clue which one to use.
also how much power do i need to run this? and will i be able to overclock it in 1-2 years and if no what do i need for it? a new cooler and more power? C43 suck. The configuration only needs a quality ~500w unit. would u say the c45 is alot better? or sucks aswell? :D C45 is better. Though I would avoid MSI's C series altogether if there are other boards such as the Asrock P67 Pro3 or similar available to you.
is there a reason why they are considered bad? ive googled abit and they said its pretty good
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They're bad because they're entry level P67 boards. Lack of voltage options, lack of mosfet heatsinks, and slightly lower quality components. It's fine if you don't care about any of this.
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I just found out that dell has a special on U2312HM @ 200$. I think its a very good deal.
edit: Dell Canada
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Hmm, I'm uncertain, is it worth it to get SATA III HDD over SATA II HDD?
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No. Mechanical drives can't saturate neither and SATA is mostly backwards compatible.
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@ SkyR, Any advice on a case?
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I recommended the HAF 912 to you, see above post.
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Oh, you did.... I must be playing to much Star wars, Thank alot SkyR
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Hey guy i have finished putting my machine together and i have downloaded the latest motherboard drivers from the website but i dont know how to install them can you help?
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thats the problem there isnt any exe files
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Than what file are they...
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they where all zip files and there are loads of files in each zip
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You unzip them and run the exe. Is this the first time you've been on a computer? =\
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found them sorry about that
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