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ExtremeCrazy

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I want to buy new computer, so I need your help.

I thought to buy this:

Motherboard:GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD3R, Intel X58, 2xPCI-Ex16 2.0, DDR3, SATA2, RAID, GLAN, SB7.1, FireWire, USB2.0 (Socket 1366)
CPU :Intel Core i7-920, 2.66GHz, 4.8GT/s, 8MB, BOX (Socket 1366)
Memory:Geil DDR3 3GB (3x1GB), 1066MHz, Triple Channel Kit, SPD 7-7-7 (GV33GB1066C7TC)
Grapich card:ASUS EN9600GT/DI/1GD3, GeForce 9600GT, 1GB/256bit, DDR3, DVI, HDMI (PCI Express 2.0)
HDD:SATA2 1000 GB WD10CS, 7200rpm, 16MB
Powering:Thermaltake W0116 - 750W, Toughpower, ATX, Active PFC, 14cm FAN, Cable Management
And Cooler Master HAF 922

What do you think about this?
Is something wrong?
 
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ExtremeCrazy said:
I want to buy new computer, so I need your help.

I thought to buy this:

Motherboard:GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD3R, Intel X58, 2xPCI-Ex16 2.0, DDR3, SATA2, RAID, GLAN, SB7.1, FireWire, USB2.0 (Socket 1366)
CPU :Intel Core i7-920, 2.66GHz, 4.8GT/s, 8MB, BOX (Socket 1366)
Memory:Geil DDR3 3GB (3x1GB), 1066MHz, Triple Channel Kit, SPD 7-7-7 (GV33GB1066C7TC)
Grapich card:ASUS EN9600GT/DI/1GD3, GeForce 9600GT, 1GB/256bit, DDR3, DVI, HDMI (PCI Express 2.0)
HDD:SATA2 1000 GB WD10CS, 7200rpm, 16MB
Powering:Thermaltake W0116 - 750W, Toughpower, ATX, Active PFC, 14cm FAN, Cable Management
And Cooler Master HAF 922

What do you think about this?
Is something wrong?
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Why don't you spent $20 more and get the full tower....http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4146085&CatId=32

Whatever works for you, but I would go for the bigger one for just 20 bucks more unless you really can't afford it. :)
 
jonathanx54 said:
Why don't you spent $20 more and get the full tower....[/URL]

Whatever works for you, but I would go for the bigger one for just 20 bucks more unless you really can't afford it. :)
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It's $40 more, at Newegg anyway.

The truth is, the 932 is a MASSIVE case. It's too big actually. If you don't have an E-ATX board, you simply don't need a case that big.

If the 922 had been out when I bought my 932, I would have gotten it. Just my opinion.
 
Yeah, that would be a really nice system. The case is really just a personal preference. Some people don't like having a large case...I on the other hand agree that if you can spend just a couple more bucks, i'd go for the larger case. More air flow and additional room for expansion if you choose to do so. That being said, most mid towers do provide you with enough space for a typical computer users needs.

Only recommendation I've got is to think about the RAM. You'd wanna make sure it's solid, and I've always liked the bigger names like Kingston / Corsair / Patriot etc. Here is a link about Geil - http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/41756-30-geil-memory-good

Amazon has a lot of the components you want, and if you choose to, you can even get them "used" but in great condition if you don't mind used parts and feel like saving a couple bucks... Buying used is not for everyone, and honestly, for the system you're building, I wouldn't recommend it, cause I like warranties on anything I buy. But it's a nice option if you wanna try to get parts cheaper...

Motherboard:GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD3R, Intel X58, 2xPCI-Ex16 2.0, DDR3, SATA2, RAID, GLAN, SB7.1, FireWire, USB2.0 (Socket 1366)
http://tinyurl.com/ybjzq6f

CPU :Intel Core i7-920, 2.66GHz, 4.8GT/s, 8MB, BOX (Socket 1366)
http://tinyurl.com/ybt9osq

Memory:Patriot PVT36G1600ELK Extreme Performance Viper Series PC3-12800 DDR3 1600 6GB 3 x 2GB Intel XMP Ready CL 9 Non ECC Triple Channel Kit (Blue)
http://tinyurl.com/yemmsqf


Graphics card: (If you're building a system like this, I also would get something better than the 9600. We'll just go with the above recommendation...)

XFX HD485XZDFC Radeon HD 4850 1 GB DDR3 PCI-E 2.0 Video Card
http://tinyurl.com/yalguyh


HDD:Western Digital 1 TB Bulk/OEM Hard Drive WD10EADS (Diff HDD but great reviews)
http://tinyurl.com/y96an3c

Powering:Thermaltake W0116 - 750W, Toughpower, ATX, Active PFC, 14cm
http://tinyurl.com/yadpjsx


Cooler Master HAF 922
http://tinyurl.com/yembunr


Have fun building the system man! :D
 
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Crash_Override said:
Yeah, that would be a really nice system. The case is really just a personal preference. Some people don't like having a large case...I on the other hand agree that if you can spend just a couple more bucks, i'd go for the larger case. More air flow and additional room for expansion if you choose to do so. That being said, most mid towers do provide you with enough space for a typical computer users needs.

Only recommendation I've got is to think about the RAM. You'd wanna make sure it's solid, and I've always liked the bigger names like Kingston / Corsair / Patriot etc. Here is a link about Geil - http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/41756-30-geil-memory-good

Amazon has a lot of the components you want, and if you choose to, you can even get them "used" but in great condition if you don't mind used parts and feel like saving a couple bucks... Buying used is not for everyone, and honestly, for the system you're building, I wouldn't recommend it, cause I like warranties on anything I buy. But it's a nice option if you wanna try to get parts cheaper...

Motherboard:GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD3R, Intel X58, 2xPCI-Ex16 2.0, DDR3, SATA2, RAID, GLAN, SB7.1, FireWire, USB2.0 (Socket 1366)
http://tinyurl.com/ybjzq6f

CPU :Intel Core i7-920, 2.66GHz, 4.8GT/s, 8MB, BOX (Socket 1366)
http://tinyurl.com/ybt9osq

Memory:Patriot PVT36G1600ELK Extreme Performance Viper Series PC3-12800 DDR3 1600 6GB 3 x 2GB Intel XMP Ready CL 9 Non ECC Triple Channel Kit (Blue)
http://tinyurl.com/yemmsqf


Graphics card: (If you're building a system like this, I also would get something better than the 9600. We'll just go with the above recommendation...)

XFX HD485XZDFC Radeon HD 4850 1 GB DDR3 PCI-E 2.0 Video Card
http://tinyurl.com/yalguyh


HDD:Western Digital 1 TB Bulk/OEM Hard Drive WD10EADS (Diff HDD but great reviews)
http://tinyurl.com/y96an3c

Powering:Thermaltake W0116 - 750W, Toughpower, ATX, Active PFC, 14cm
http://tinyurl.com/yadpjsx


Cooler Master HAF 922
http://tinyurl.com/yembunr


Have fun building the system man! :D
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What you say about this graph. : Palit Nvidia GeForce GTX260 Sonic 216 SP, 896MB/448bit DDR3, DVI, HDMI, PCI Express 2.0 (DNXGFGTX260GS896B448HDMI)
Is it good?

And, is motherboard and powering compatible with 922 ? Maybe I'll change my mind and decide for 932

Can you suggest me another memory, because I can't find that one on market in my country?

Maybe I'm boring, but I realy need your help. Thanks
 
GTX260 - Is it good?
Yeah, the GTX260 has some great reviews. The only complaint I've seen from people is that it's a big card. But if you have a big tower, then you won't have any problems putting it in there. Graphics run well at high - very high resolution, great for game play.

Graphics Card - GTX260

Are Motherboard / Tower / PSU all compatible?
Yes, they are all ATX and will work perfectly with eachother...You can get either the 922 or 932, it's up to you. About $40 more for the 932, but again, you'll have space if you need it in the future instead of purchasing the 922 and regretting it later. Either way, they are both nice towers.

Cooler Master 922 / 932 Towers

Here are some good brands for your RAM. Hopefully they are available to you!

Corsair
Kingston
Patriot
Crucial
 
Read the first few reviews under the i7 processor. It will help you to see the capabilities of i7 when it comes to overclocking.

Also, although the stock fan is good, an aftermarket cooling source is recommended for overclocking. Check Cooler Master V8.

Here is some more information on overclocking your system, but if you want to go crazy, please keep in mind you should probably go to water cooling systems. Here is a chart showing performance of water blocks for the i7
 
Just finished building!! I made some changes:

Intel Core i7-920, 2.66GHz, 4.8GT/s, 8MB, BOX (Socket 1366)
GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD4P, Intel X58, 2xPCI-Ex16 2.0, DDR3, SATA2, RAID, GLAN, SB7.1, FireWire, USB2.0 (Socket 1366)
Gainward GTX260-1792-TV-HDMI-GS, GeForce GTX 260 Golden Sample, 1792MB/448bit, GDDR3, DVI, HDMI (PCI Express)
Kingston DDR3 3GB (3x1GB), 1333Mhz, CL9
SATA2 1000 GB WD10EADS, 7200rpm, 32MB
CoolerMaster HAF 932, ATX, w/o PSU, Black, 3 x fan 23cm, fan 14cm, 6x5,25", 1+5x3,5" (RC-932)
Thermaltake W0116 - 750W, Toughpower, ATX, Active PFC, 14cm FAN, Cable Management

And now instaling Windows 7.

Thank you guys for help!!! :)
 
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