I feel like I should get an award for noticing
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Qaz's first desktop build.
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I feel like I should get an award for noticing
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I wuv it thanks uncle qazy
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nice rig. tbh though, if you're staying stock clock that cooler is plenty, and has the advantage of not having to maintain a water loop.
to me, "pre-filled" water loop translates to "Hi, I'm designed to break" #realtalk though, I know it's rated as one of the best performing coolers, but it's also $110+ and only marginally better than good air cooling that costs half as much (and only if your house is not air conditioned, if you have central a/c the reasons to go with an H110 drop significantly if you are staying stock).
I mean, if you're just going for bling factor, sure go for it. may as well kick a few bucks mine and mew's way too, if you're that stacked with cash and need something to burn it on. :3
christmas. needed some stuff to ask for
(if i don't get it, my local electronics store has some 212 evo coolers)
it's all about the Noctua NH-U14Schristmas. needed some stuff to ask for
35-38c ΔT over idle on haswells
check out this graph. source.
yes I know it's ivy bridge benchies, but still... 8c difference between the H110 and this Noctua, and a 10 degree improvement over the 212 evo.
anything other than a coolerit's all about the Noctua NH-U14S
35-38c ΔT over idle on haswells
i need to make mah computer better(ie, fans, other stuff i can't think of )several SAS hdd's to put in raid 5? j/k. tbh your rig is fine, unless you want to go completely over the top. You could benefit from more ram, but you'll be fine with 8 until the next generation of games come out.
I'd invest in a quality keyboard...something with mechanical switches. there are many types of them, so I'd do your research and possibly try some of them out if you can. I use a Ducky, pricey but damn good.
How about a monitor? All the cool kids are using 4k tele's as monitors. I'm not cool personally, I have a 27" samsung that is pretty swag.
edit: don't ask me about mice, I'm still using a logitech mx518. once you get used to a mouse it's hard to find another one. I still cry at night over my dead Logitech Wingman.
j/k. tbh your rig is fine, unless you want to go completely over the top. You could benefit from more ram, but you'll be fine with 8 until the next generation of games come out.I'd invest in a quality keyboard...something with mechanical switches. there are many types of them, so I'd do your research and possibly try some of them out if you can. I use a Ducky, pricey but damn good.
How about a monitor? All the cool kids are using 4k tele's as monitors. I'm not cool personally, I have a 27" samsung that is pretty swag.
edit: don't ask me about mice, I'm still using a logitech mx518. once you get used to a mouse it's hard to find another one. I still cry at night over my dead Logitech Wingman.
got some RAM and a mechanical keyboard on the list(HyperX fury black, Corisair K70) but i don't know what monitor to ask for. been using a 720p monitor for a longt time, 1080 is still pretty good for me. the main things i would want are higher refresh rate and G-sync.several SAS hdd's to put in raid 5?
I'd invest in a quality keyboard...something with mechanical switches. there are many types of them, so I'd do your research and possibly try some of them out if you can. I use a Ducky, pricey but damn good.
How about a monitor? All the cool kids are using 4k tele's as monitors. I'm not cool personally, I have a 27" samsung that is pretty swag.
how about the ducky shine 3? also, what key-things would you recommend?(reds, blues, browns, ect)
The shine 3 is pretty neat, I wish my shine 2 would break so I'd have a reason to buy it.
For switches, blues if you do a lot of forum posting (except they click), browns if you do a bit less posting and a bit more gaming, reds if you game more than anything. there are the oddball ones like clear, green, and such, but they just have different tension and activation points, some click and others do not. Those 3 you named are pretty much the most widely used.
I wouldn't get one of these unless gaming is srs bsnss, but some companies make switch samplers. I prefer red. They have low activation pressure, no click, no bump, and are linear weighted.
For switches, blues if you do a lot of forum posting (except they click), browns if you do a bit less posting and a bit more gaming, reds if you game more than anything. there are the oddball ones like clear, green, and such, but they just have different tension and activation points, some click and others do not. Those 3 you named are pretty much the most widely used.
I wouldn't get one of these unless gaming is srs bsnss, but some companies make switch samplers. I prefer red. They have low activation pressure, no click, no bump, and are linear weighted.