Joe in this subforum.. if you are giving bad advice you will be called on it.. so users who come here looking for builds and information.. aren't reading the bad advice and assuming its good. PCs cost a lot of money and the regulars here, including myself, make sure people don't waste their hard earned money on bad advice..

alright fair enought. where i usually post people arent concerned with money i think maybe i need to switch my mentality



This post was edited by serialj0e on Mar 4 2015 11:30pm

once again you throw out the subjective card. how fucking stupid can you be. let me break it down for you:
bad build = more expensive, unwise part decisions
how is wasting someone's money subjective?

an opinion is subjective, don't get why you're throwing that card out?

a GOOD build can be "subjective", if you want to be a moron about it
once again, why the fuck you throwing that card out there?

you don't know shit, lack experience, and claim to be a tech consultant











































hey xavier, i hear you have nice wheels bro


you checked... lmao
as a tech consultant you should have known already



xavier got dem wheels

This post was edited by Bankai on Mar 5 2015 11:50am

This build would be best after all

Save money I checked and funions right ur psu can run the 970

I only suggested new PS for upgrade path but u can do that later on if you choose

This post was edited by serialj0e on Mar 5 2015 11:51am

Thanks for the help haha.
I will stop by canada computers today see what they have in stock, save some time for shipping.
As for the PSU, it will be upgraded eventually but for now im pretty sure it's still fine for the build.

Also thanks for the explanation on graphic card. I prefer paying a little more and have better customer service and warranty.

I'll update you guys later today.

OK pm me with any questions

They had the 970 EVGA in stock and they pricematched it so I couldn't resist.

The only ssd's there were at least 129$, no model to price match at a lower price.
They had no cpu coolers in stock either.

Any tips before I unhook everything to plug this beast in?
Should I worry about any drivers before i unhook everything or just plug and play?
Thanks again for the help fellas

Download DDU from Guru3d (http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html) and use it to uninstall your current graphics driver.
Power off the system and swap the graphics cards.
Boot back up and download/install the new driver.

This post was edited by DeXaFiLaH on Mar 5 2015 06:16pm

Okay, where can I get the new drivers?