mITX Gaming Build.
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ninjabubbles3
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Looks good.
I would try and get a Samsung SSD, as those are the best
I would try and get a Samsung SSD, as those are the best
ninjabubbles3
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I would think so. The Samsung 840 EVOs were the fastest around, and those are the newer versions
Heku
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After summing all prices I think I need to cut down a little, thought of a budget around 700e,but raising to 1000e. So gonna drop the ext. Hdd and go with the a-data SSD (read some reviews and seems to be a good ssd)...
Anyone else own the gigabyte z97n gaming 5 mobo and know if I can fit high profile memory with a 212 evo, seems like the corsair Vengeance lp are out of stock again.. Been thinking on maybe a-data xpg v2 rams... (would like to try a new brand so my list of good brands wouldn't be so narrow, and the price is nice too
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Anyone else own the gigabyte z97n gaming 5 mobo and know if I can fit high profile memory with a 212 evo, seems like the corsair Vengeance lp are out of stock again.. Been thinking on maybe a-data xpg v2 rams... (would like to try a new brand so my list of good brands wouldn't be so narrow, and the price is nice too
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After summing all prices I think I need to cut down a little, thought of a budget around 700e,but raising to 1000e. So gonna drop the ext. Hdd and go with the a-data SSD (read some reviews and seems to be a good ssd)...
Anyone else own the gigabyte z97n gaming 5 mobo and know if I can fit high profile memory with a 212 evo, seems like the corsair Vengeance lp are out of stock again.. Been thinking on maybe a-data xpg v2 rams... (would like to try a new brand so my list of good brands wouldn't be so narrow, and the price is nice too
I don't know about that board but do know that RipJawX RAM has JUST enough clearance for a 212. Ideally just ditch the heat spreaders, they're not needed at those speeds anyway.
Heku
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Gonna ditch the RAM for now to save some money..
updated list:
GPU: MSI GTX 960 100 Million Edition [224,12€] (the green color on the cooler is gonna match my build "Mean Green Machine", and the nice backplate
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PSU: SeaSonic M12II-620 EVO [88,63€]
SSD: A-DATA SX900 128GB [ 67,66€]
Monitor: Asus VS239NV [104,03€]
updated list:
GPU: MSI GTX 960 100 Million Edition [224,12€] (the green color on the cooler is gonna match my build "Mean Green Machine", and the nice backplate
)PSU: SeaSonic M12II-620 EVO [88,63€]
SSD: A-DATA SX900 128GB [ 67,66€]
Monitor: Asus VS239NV [104,03€]
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Heku
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Got a LG Flatron Wide (M228EWA) TV-monitor from my brother (so i'm not gonna buy a monitor in a while (better resolution and "much" bigger).
today i ordered GPU, PSU and SSD:
-Seasonic M12II-620 EVO (modular <3 no more cable hiding in my little case)
-A-DATA SP900 128GB (the SX900 was sold out, so i went with the SP900, seems like it has same specs)
-MSI GTX 960 100 Million Edition (big upgrade from my GT8800 for just a little over 200e)
today i ordered GPU, PSU and SSD:
-Seasonic M12II-620 EVO (modular <3 no more cable hiding in my little case)
-A-DATA SP900 128GB (the SX900 was sold out, so i went with the SP900, seems like it has same specs)
-MSI GTX 960 100 Million Edition (big upgrade from my GT8800 for just a little over 200e)