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Daniel57

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Would this be a good gaming pc that i can Overclock, and, btw the place i have to get it from is centrecom.com.au witch is really overpriced, but it is the only good pc site in Australia, witch sucks, anyway here are the parts

Asus M5A99X-EVO

Gigabyte nVidia GeForce 650 Ti BOOST

AMD FX 6300 Six-Core - AM3+

Thermaltake Water 2.0 Performer Enclosed Liquid Cooling System

Thermaltake TR2 Bronze 800W

Hitachi Deskstar 7K1000.C 1TB

Lite-On Super AllWrite SATA DVD Re-Writer OEM

Logitech G300 Gaming Mouse

Logitech G105 Gaming Keyboard

NZXT Guardian 921 RB

Plus about 50$ Shipping
Thanks Dan
 
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adimeister
I advise you bro to change the GPU to the 760, the price of the 650ti and 760 would be close. And lose the closed loop liquid cooling. Get the hyper 212 instead. Those CLLC are just marketing gimmick, IMHO. The temp diff would be around 2 to 3C. Not worth the $$$ for me bro. And your PSU is way too high in capacity. Get about 600w only. :) This would save you a lot.
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I advise you bro to change the GPU to the 760, the price of the 650ti and 760 would be close. And lose the closed loop liquid cooling. Get the hyper 212 instead. Those CLLC are just marketing gimmick, IMHO. The temp diff would be around 2 to 3C. Not worth the $$$ for me bro. And your PSU is way too high in capacity. Get about 600w only. :) This would save you a lot.
 
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Thanks for the reply, i took your advice and im going to get a 212 evo, and the only problem was that the 660 was $250, and that really blows my budget, plus the 650ti Boost, apparently is really similar, and is only $180. I think that i will be fine with it, because i actually have the exact same card at the moment only not the boost edition, and im running a i7 3770, and it works find for what i want to do, as my monitors arnt that high res, (2x 1280x1024). I also took your advice and im going to get the modular 550w Thermaltake Psu.

Thanks again, Dan

 
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