WHICH to get ?

This is not the way to ask. But ok.. I see you want a gaming machine for about... $____

1. G.Skill
2. Sabertooth P55
3. WTF is green? all others are ok.
4. i5 750.
5. Intel i5 750...
6. Not HIS

Why the hell doesn't anyone read the "READ BEFORE POSTING" thread.. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261222-31-build-advice

1. ok i will search for G.Skill . but first tell me which one is better from thos 3 options
2.i said i5 760 not i5 750 , you realy saying 750 or you tough that i said 750 ?
3. which is the best way to ask all of these . each of them arent that suitable for single thread .

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261222-31-build-advice ---- See dis' link?

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ See dem' arrows?
1. They are all terrible.
2. 750 not 760, 750.
3. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ See dem' arrows?

why did you said 750 ? 760 is higher & newer . isnt it ?

i realy need a reason . because i saw higher results of 760 than 750

The 750 can be clocked to 760 speeds in no time... FILL OUT THE LINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261222-31-build-advice
Fill it out! Stop ******* stalling!

so OC is a RISK do you understand ? why i just dont get 760 . to not be forced to OC it to see a better performance . i will cheak out that LINK . thanks but dont say **** or i gonna say ****

8Vidia said:

so OC is a RISK do you understand ? why i just dont get 760 . to not be forced to OC it to see a better performance . i will cheak out that LINK . thanks but dont say **** or i gonna say ****

If your going to give people flak then they are not going to answer your questions. Take a breather and realize we are helping you only by our own choice, we owe you nothing, and am doing our best to provide you with our knowledge. OCing can present a risk to those who don't know what they are doing. Quite a few people will suggest saving money by purchasing a cheaper CPU and tell you to OC it to the more expensive CPU's speed.

WHY WE DONT let hardwares work as they designed to work . OC means make them work harder than natrual . but people who know what they do they surly can OC with no problem & save theire money .

So why aren't you filling this out again?
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261222-31-build-advice

Ill help if you do that...

Ok let me work on it for minute then i will report you . oh butaway , how is my English skills work in these threads in tomshardware ? have u found mistakes from me ? ( grammer & Vocabulary )