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#61
May 22 2013 12:27pm
Quote (VVR4ITH @ May 22 2013 02:25pm)
Common sense dictates that, once again, you have no clue what you're talking about.



No, I'm the only one with OP's best interests in mind. You avoided the subject again. You are horrible at this.
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#62
May 22 2013 12:28pm
Quote (Battleship @ May 22 2013 02:20pm)
Im confident this guy is clueless.
This is making night shift fly by :)


i thought of you when i went to a museum yesterday



Quote (Mitchymo @ May 22 2013 02:22pm)
Do you?

If calculating for a build I'd simply use a calculator... But common sense dictates the size of PSU's needed in a build kind of easily.

Again, $1,000 build + 500w ($25) PSU is stupid. Just down right stupid. Spend another $20 and get at least a 600w.


the price doesn't matter on the power supply as long it's a solid unit.
btw , not everyone likes to do mail in rebates.
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#63
May 22 2013 12:31pm
Quote (dolarsignzeroxeighty @ May 22 2013 02:28pm)
i thought of you when i went to a museum yesterday

http://i.imgur.com/LxWaJfR.jpg



the price doesn't matter on the power supply as long it's a solid unit.
btw , not everyone likes to do mail in rebates.




No one likes to do mail in rebates lol, they take like 6 months to arrive, IF they arrive.

The alternate PSU's I suggested were not mail-in's...

@ Battleship, you know less than me when it comes to computers/networks/builds overall.

This post was edited by Mitchymo on May 22 2013 12:32pm
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#64
May 22 2013 12:38pm
Quote (Mitchymo @ May 23 2013 04:01am)
No one likes to do mail in rebates lol, they take like 6 months to arrive, IF they arrive.

The alternate PSU's I suggested were not mail-in's...

@ Battleship, you know less than me when it comes to computers/networks/builds overall.


You have no idea and its hilarious how you are trying so hard.
Want to compare builds? ;)
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#65
May 22 2013 12:42pm
Quote (Battleship @ May 22 2013 02:38pm)
You have no idea and its hilarious how you are trying so hard.
Want to compare builds? ;)



Yes.. yes I do want to compare builds, that is what this entire subforum is about, comparing builds and getting the best possible outcome for OP.

If OP really did buy Dolar's build.. the fact that he ended up with a 7870 instead of a 7950 is absolutely infuriating. A 7970 was even possible x_x.

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#66
May 22 2013 12:45pm
Quote (Mitchymo @ May 22 2013 02:31pm)
No one likes to do mail in rebates lol, they take like 6 months to arrive, IF they arrive.

The alternate PSU's I suggested were not mail-in's...

@ Battleship, you know less than me when it comes to computers/networks/builds overall.


10$ or 20$ prepaid cards x items with mail in rebates kinda sucks...
i need to get hooked up with your lsd dealer.
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#67
May 22 2013 12:45pm
Quote (dolarsignzeroxeighty @ May 22 2013 02:45pm)
10$ or 20$ prepaid cards x items with mail in rebates kinda sucks...
i need to get hooked up with your lsd dealer.



dude, did OP seriously buy your first build with the 7870...? You can't seriously have done that to him x_x
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#68
May 22 2013 12:49pm
Quote (Mitchymo @ May 22 2013 02:45pm)
dude, did OP seriously buy your first build with the 7870...? You can't seriously have done that to him x_x


i didn't get a message from him & i told him to let me know when he was actually going to buy because my pc part picker builds are never serious.
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#69
May 22 2013 12:56pm
Quote (dolarsignzeroxeighty @ May 22 2013 02:49pm)
i didn't get a message from him & i told him to let me know when he was actually going to buy because my pc part picker builds are never serious.



Well if he bought that, you ROYALLY fucked him.

Vastly Superior Build, $900.
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/YMP8

CPU
AMD FX-8320 3.5GHz 8-Core
$159.99 NCIX

CPU Cooler
Zalman CNPS 9700 NT Ball Bearing
$34.99 Amazon Canada

Motherboard
Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 ATX AM3+
$78.79 DirectCanada

Memory
Crucial Ballistix 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1866
$59.99 Newegg Canada

Storage
Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM
$64.99 Canada Computers

Video Card
PowerColor Radeon HD 7970 3GB
$379.99 NCIX

Case
Rosewill CHALLENGER ATX Mid Tower
$54.99 Newegg Canada

Power Supply
Rosewill 630W ATX12V / EPS12V
$64.99 Newegg Canada

Optical Drive
Asus DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS DVD/CD Writer
$19.99 Newegg Canada

Total: $918.71

7970 > 7870....................... OP, THIS IS THE BEST BUILD YOU CAN GET, DO NOT OVERPAY FOR YOUR MOBO, CASE, OR CPU. SAVE THE MONEY ON EQUAL PERFORMANCE PARTS, AND REALLOCATE INTO THE 7970.

Dolar I swear to god if you try convincing OP that this build isn't better than yours I'll shove my fist down your throat.

Buy 8320, OC it to the same point you could OC an 8350, you already plan on OC'ing, why would you spend $40 for no reason. Rosewill Challenger case is a FANTASTIC CASE. The mobo WILL DO EVERYTHING HE NEEDS, IT CAN BE USED FOR OC. The PSU is big enough for future upgrades (unlike yours). The CPU cooler outperforms Dolar's also.

This post was edited by Mitchymo on May 22 2013 12:58pm
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May 22 2013 01:00pm
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