Building A Computer!

Ranku · Mar 30, 2010

xxxsacking881xxx · Mar 30, 2010

drop the liquid cooling waste of money and use newegg.com. That site is expencive as hell. Also look for ddr3 supported mb. And most of those components are last gen parts.... Go to maximumpc.com and look in there for forums or give me thr perice range and ill make up a build for you

Durkadur · Mar 30, 2010

Don't buy DDR2, your mobo has socket for DDR3, so just buy ddr3 ram, find a case with a power supply included, drop the water cooling system.

Goodluck with your build.

FancyMMO · Apr 3, 2010

I wouldn't quite agree with that, typically power supply that come included typically are of lower quality than if you buy the power supply seperately, and a shitty PSU is REALLY bad for your system

DarkDeserter · Apr 3, 2010

HFM is right, buy a thermaltek or high brand like that, more money but it's better than having it break and being SoL. Also, yeah... use newegg. I buy a lot of extra parts there.

Blossoms · Apr 3, 2010

As said go upgrade your PSU to something beefer and drop the liquid cooling, DDR3 ram too.

mhargan · Apr 3, 2010

Yah, I wouldn't bother with liquid cooling unless you were purchasing a top of the line liquid cooling kit.

I've had some problems with thermaltake coolers in the past.

Other then that everything looks nice.

Building A Computer!

Ranku

xxxsacking881xxx

Durkadur

FancyMMO

DarkDeserter

Blossoms

mhargan