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Dead Island? How do you like it?

Got a friend who has it and he says it's great but yeah it's been getting mixed reviews.

If you're looking to kill some time with a fun game, look no further.

^Awesome, awesome game right there

Looks awesome Link, how's that mammoth GPU cooler work?

The language is Finnish.

The 212+ typically comes with the fan on the right side (which it looks like that's how he has it here) and I think it comes stock as a puller.

The Thermal Junction max temp on the 2600k is 98C. So anything above 98C is where damage starts to occur. That said, 83 is hot with a decent aftermarket cooler like the 212+, although like StrangleHold said the voltage on the CPU may have something to do with it. I've run Prime95 on my stock...

Here's mine. CPU are GPU are at stock clock speeds.

Looks good Linkin got any pics of the inside?

Good choice, you'll be very happy with it.

I have the exact card jonnyp linked and it is fantastic. Don't bother with Superclocked versions because you can very easily do it yourself on a stock one.

Let's see some more pictures from your setups guys! This is probably my favorite thread on this forum.

It's a Coolermaster Storm Scout

Bottom pic was his old pc

Yeah cable management is key, you can run that 24-pin power cord up behind the mobo tray and out the opening up top if the cable is long enough, and the 8-pin CPU power can easily go behind as well, makes it look much nicer. How's that 580 treating you? :)

If I ever upgrade it I'll definitely be buying a modular PSU, but I was on somewhat of a budget so I couldn't afford to get a good, modular one.

I was going to get a Corsair 650W originally but this PSU was on sale for $79 marked down from $120 so I had to pick it up. So far it's nothing but quality. For a Mid Tower it's really great. Naturally if you don't have a modular PSU it will be hard to get it perfectly clean (see my hard drive...

Thanks man, appreciate it. It's my first real desktop build since the X1900XTX was top-of-the-line (still have that card somewhere around here haha) so it's nice to be back in the desktop world.

Pictures of my new build. Still have to buy an aftermarket CPU cooler, the hard drive was DOA (so I'm using an old 2.5" I had lying around) and I'm using an old HP 19" monitor until I can afford a new one but other than that it came out pretty good.