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Finally started building my main rig. #1
Specs:
MSI SLI Krait z97 Mobo
Intel 4790k CPU
Corsair 750 watt semi-modular PSU
Modded Phantom 410 case
8x1 gigs of HyperX 1866 ram
Corsair h100i AIO cooler
Kingston 120 gig ssd (OS drive)
Hitachi 2 tb hdd (main drive)
MSI Lightning r9 290x GPU (hasn't come in mail yet)
Win 7 Ultimate OS

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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #2
Not a bad rig Losi, not bad at all. My only recommendation is that you...wait, you did use Windows 7...nevermind, just a great rig.
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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #3
(06-20-2015, 05:58 PM)zorrophreak Wrote: Not a bad rig Losi, not bad at all. My only recommendation is that you...wait, you did use Windows 7...nevermind, just a great rig.

Eh. I might switch to a Linux os at some point. But steam on windows has the most games rn.

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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #4
Nice rig and the specs are quite Impressive.

It's great to read you've opted for the smart decision to have the SSD as the OS drive. Expect awesome Boot times. In addition to that, If your MOBO supports the UEFI Firmware with GOP (Graphics Output Protocol) and the VC also supports GOP, "Ultra Fast Boot" can be enabled In the Firmware Itself, thereby give you superior Boot operations. You will however, also require a supported OS, namely Windows 8/8.1 and the correct architecture being 64 Bit.

Once It's all up and running, I'd be very Interested on some benchmark results.
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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #5
(06-24-2015, 05:39 AM)mothered Wrote: Nice rig and the specs are quite Impressive.

It's great to read you've opted for the smart decision to have the SSD as the OS drive. Expect awesome Boot times. In addition to that, If your MOBO supports the UEFI Firmware with GOP (Graphics Output Protocol) and the VC also supports GOP, "Ultra Fast Boot" can be enabled In the Firmware Itself, thereby give you superior Boot operations. You will however, also require a supported OS, namely Windows 8/8.1 and the correct architecture being 64 Bit.

Once It's all up and running, I'd be very Interested on some benchmark results.

Thanks for the tip. I'll look in my mobo's manual to check the Ultra Fast Boot. I might buy a license for Valley Engine to get some benchmarks.

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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #6
(06-24-2015, 06:43 AM)Losi Wrote: Thanks for the tip. I'll look in my mobo's manual to check the Ultra Fast Boot. I might buy a license for Valley Engine to get some benchmarks.

No problem at all, you're most welcome.

No rush with the benchmark. I realize you may have a lot doing with the building of your rig.
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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #7
Cant wait to see it finished, always happy to see some one taking on the fun of building their own system.
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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #8
Wow, awesome build.

Did you color the case or did it come like that?
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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #9
(07-28-2015, 11:10 PM)Customer Wrote: Wow, awesome build.

Did you color the case or did it come like that?

It came in that color. Tbh I would not recommend that case. Get a Define r5 or something like that.

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RE: Finally started building my main rig. #10
I want to build one now... Not that I know how. Closest I've been to anything involving the inside of a computer was me disassembling two ancient Dells.
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