Sharing excitement of my high-end new build :)

rallyboy

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Hi again guys...

I just wanted to share my excitement and any thoughts or suggestions for the new parts I DID bought earlier on today so can't change anything now ;p


CPU: Intel Core i7 980X Extreme Edition Gulftown
MOBO: EVGA X58 4-WAY SLI Classified
RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 12GB (6 x 2GB) - Low Latency at 8-8-8-24
OS Storage: OCZ Vertex 2 60GB
Data Storage: 7x Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB - 7200 RPM - 64MB Cache - SATA 6.0Gb/s
GPU: 2x PNY GeForce GTX 480 SLI
Power Supply: Tagan Piperock II 1100W
CD/DVD: Plextor PLEXTOR Black 22X with Lightscribe Support
Case: Thermaltake Xaser VI, Black with window side panel
CPU Cooling: Corsair H50 Hydro Cooling
Ram Cooling: G. Skill Ram Cooling
Case Mods: AeroCool Touch 2000 Controller, Panel
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Version ??
Monitor: Still thinking about it


Can't wait! I will receive all the parts in 2 weeks time because I ordered them from different websites. By the way I'm not familiar with hardcore OC which I suppose my rig would beg for it! When you OC it, it reduces its life-time right?

Thanks, any advices, thoughts, ideas would be more than welcome!
 

Omniblivion

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Increasing the clock/voltage on the chips reduce lifetimes; you will only experience the shorter lifetimes on high overclocks, as these chips are designed to outlast their competative usage lifetime. (So a moderate overclock will reduce the chip life, but you won't hit that wall as you will likely replace the chip before you ever get there.