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Title: Critique my build.
Post by: firerain on January 24, 2010, 06:21:13 AM

What do the tech-savvy RMRKers think?

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Title: Re: Critique my build.
Post by: Sophist on January 24, 2010, 06:33:32 AM

LG Burner is probably going to shit out on you.

You're booting off a 5400 RPM TB drive, it's going to be slow as shit. Get a very small 10k RPM or atleast a 7k RPM for booting and keep your TB for space.

Why not get an Intel dual core, they run better and are threaded better, and with such should be coming a Nvidia graphics card. If you really want AMD for some ass-backwards reason, get a quad core as they are threaded better.

Other than that looks alright.

Title: Re: Critique my build.
Post by: chewey on January 24, 2010, 07:52:38 AM

I just threw this together and didn't bother finding any combo deals.

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You could change the 5750 to a 4850 if you don't need support for DX11 (this will drop the price by about $50). I didn't add in a HSF since they're not really all that necessary unless you plan on doing some overclocking. Anyway, this will perform way better.

EDIT: Oh crap :x that's the US newegg. I'm assuming you used the canadian one?

Title: Re: Critique my build.
Post by: Roph on January 24, 2010, 01:19:50 PM

QuoteYou're booting off a 5400 RPM TB drive, it's going to be slow as shit. Get a very small 10k RPM or atleast a 7k RPM for booting and keep your TB for space.

Even though it is 5400 RPM, the platters are 500GB in size. This means it is still crazyfast and has higher average transfer speeds than most drives out there. Most people only look at RPM and cache and don't take platter size into account. Take my 2 spinpoint drives for example, identical in every way except platter density; one is 320GB per platter whilst the other is 500GB. 320 averages 85-90 MB/s read, 500GB averages 120-130 MB/s.

Title: Re: Critique my build.
Post by: Roph on January 24, 2010, 01:31:04 PM

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http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827118030
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Will outperform your build fire, and will cost a little less :-*

The 900 is so overrated as a case, and it has so many holes in it it's inevitably loud. I have that coolermaster 330 case and it's much more quiet/practical. The entire front of it is a huge filter and air is pulled through it and then blown out of the back.

Title: Re: Critique my build.
Post by: chewey on January 24, 2010, 01:34:46 PM

Does newegg have the coolermaster 340? It's way prettier than the 330 imo :mad:

Title: Re: Critique my build.
Post by: firerain on January 24, 2010, 05:56:48 PM

Thanks Roph, and everyone else who helped. :-*

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