Hello users,
Back in 2012 I spent some cash on a gaming system. I came across some money and spent it like a kid in a candy store with no real, insider knowledge as to why I am buying these products. This puts me in the foolish position of asking a community like this a stupid question: Are the products that I bought really any good? How long until I'm looking at an upgrade to keep up with gaming standards?
My set up is the following:
EVGA GTX 680 4Gb GDDR5
Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011
i7-3930 CPU @ 3.20 ghz
Cooler Master 1200W Power Source
Corsair Water Cooling shingamaboo
Like 12 gigs of ram
Bells and whistles as needed
Any insight, comments, or suggestions are certainly appreciated, as long as they're constructive. Again, I am the one calling myself a fool for buying something when not fully understanding the product. I am well aware of this. I'm seeing how much damage control is in my future. Thank you for your time and consideration. This is a great community.
Back in 2012 I spent some cash on a gaming system. I came across some money and spent it like a kid in a candy store with no real, insider knowledge as to why I am buying these products. This puts me in the foolish position of asking a community like this a stupid question: Are the products that I bought really any good? How long until I'm looking at an upgrade to keep up with gaming standards?
My set up is the following:
EVGA GTX 680 4Gb GDDR5
Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011
i7-3930 CPU @ 3.20 ghz
Cooler Master 1200W Power Source
Corsair Water Cooling shingamaboo
Like 12 gigs of ram
Bells and whistles as needed
Any insight, comments, or suggestions are certainly appreciated, as long as they're constructive. Again, I am the one calling myself a fool for buying something when not fully understanding the product. I am well aware of this. I'm seeing how much damage control is in my future. Thank you for your time and consideration. This is a great community.
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