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Case: Coolermaster Haf 912
CD: Samsung SH-B123L 12x Blu-Ray/DVDRW
CPU: Intel Core i7-2600K
Fan: Xtremegear Liquid Cooling 120mm with/default case fans
Flash Media: 12in1 Reader/Writer
HDD: Primary 64GB A-Dada S501 V2 Gaming SSD
HDD: Secondary 1TB Western Digital Caviar Black SATA II (Had it around did not buy)
Memory: 8GB DDR3/1600MHZ Corsair or major brand
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3-B3
0S: Windows 7 64 Bit OEM
Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 570 1.2GB
PSU: Raidmax RX-1000AE Gold 80 Plus

Total price shipped $1393.65
Plan on gaming at 1920x1080 maxed settings

Looking for feedback. Rate it bang for the buck. Could not build at either Newegg or Tigerdirect for much less.
Thanks!

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... - Antec 300-Illusion $70

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... - Optical Drive $20

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... - Intel 'Sandy Bridge' i5-2500K $225

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... - OCZ VertexII (SATA2, 80GB) $160

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... - Samsung HD103SJ $65

Windows 7-x64 (Professional)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... - MSI Radeon HD6950-2GB (TwinFrozrII OC) $290


-For a reason unknown to me, I can't find any 1155 motherboard with the P67 chipset at Newegg that isn't either deactivated or sold-out. Odd.

-Do you plan on overclocking or adding a second video card in the future? (Needed to determine the adequate model of RAM, motherboard, and PSU)

stowne1 said:
Case: Coolermaster Haf 912
CD: Samsung SH-B123L 12x Blu-Ray/DVDRW
CPU: Intel Core i7-2600K
Fan: Xtremegear Liquid Cooling 120mm with/default case fans
Flash Media: 12in1 Reader/Writer
HDD: Primary 64GB A-Dada S501 V2 Gaming SSD
HDD: Secondary 1TB Western Digital Caviar Black SATA II (Had it around did not buy)
Memory: 8GB DDR3/1600MHZ Corsair or major brand
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3-B3
0S: Windows 7 64 Bit OEM
Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 570 1.2GB
PSU: Raidmax RX-1000AE Gold 80 Plus

Total price shipped $1393.65
Plan on gaming at 1920x1080 maxed settings

Looking for feedback. Rate it bang for the buck. Could not build at either Newegg or Tigerdirect for much less.
Thanks!

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Could not build at either Newegg or Tigerdirect for much less.


I did the comparison and you are actually right... sorta. However with the build I worked out I noticed quickly that you are getting older hardware with Cyberpower.

For example the COOLER MASTER HAF 922 is on Newegg for $100 with freeshipping
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4-B3 for $190 (notice the UD4 instead of UD3 difference in the name.)

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CPU: Intel Core i7-2600K


Going with a 2500K makes much more sense if you plan to overclock and will save you money.

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HDD: Primary 64GB A-Dada S501 V2 Gaming SSD


Wouldn't recommend this. Better OCZ drives out there for likely cheaper than whatever Cyberpower is charging you.

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Memory: 8GB DDR3/1600MHZ Corsair or major brand


I do not trust this at all. Even worse it doesn't give latency timings or if its 2x4 or 4x2.

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Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 570 1.2GB


I would much rather just go with 2X GTX 460's which would be similarly priced. In-fact if you can grab two on sale like I did recently is will cost about $40 less.

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PSU: Raidmax RX-1000AE Gold 80 Plus


I'm sorry but I just wouldn't ever buy a Raidmax PSU they are borderline generic in quality. I'd buy this instead http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...


So... in summary going with Cyberpower seems similarly priced but you are actually getting some outdated hardware as well as lesser quality hardware.
You would no doubt build a superior PC with that pricetag.

herpity said:
0/10.

Build it yourself.



Most people that post in cyberpower area are not going to build there own or want to so why do you even comment---

op build the computer with the h67 confige and add the p67 mobo and 2500k because this way you dont have to get a gpu then you can take the money saved and get a gtx 580 for the same price.

I have built over 30 computer about 5 for my self my most recent one is a cyber power with all named brand top of the line parts. anyway i watched there sales i paied 100$ more then i could if i built it myself buying from newegg. And i like there warrenty so easy to get things fixed. So at this moment i leave the big systems to the profesionals

cia24 said:
I have built over 30 computer about 5 for my self my most recent one is a cyber power with all named brand top of the line parts. anyway i watched there sales i paied 100$ more then i could if i built it myself buying from newegg. And i like there warrenty so easy to get things fixed. So at this moment i leave the big systems to the profesionals


I have built over 30 computers about 5 for personal use the most recent build is a cyber power with all named brand top of the line parts. Anyway I watched there pricing I paid 100$ more then I would if i built it myself buying from newegg. I am a fan of thier centralized warrenty, as opposed to dealing with multiple vendors. (Newegg is one vendor, I'm winging it here) I feel as if I will leave this to the the techs at Cyberpowerpc.


There, I turned that broken mess into english for you.

Now I can awnser it.

1. Newegg is one vendor, and they have great warrenty. Manufacters have even better 3 year + warrantys.

2. Cyberpower uses trash parts, its all old, cheap outdated tech.

Look at the PSU, Memory, etc.

2.

herpity said:
]I have built over 30 computers about 5 for personal use the most recent build is a cyber power with all named brand top of the line parts. Anyway I watched there pricing I paid 100$ more then I would if i built it myself buying from newegg. I am a fan of thier centrilied warrenty, as opposed to dealing with multiple vendors. (Newegg is one vendor, I'm winging it here) I feel as if I will leave this to the the techs at Cyberpowerpc.


There, I turned that broken mess into english for you.

Now I can awnser it.

1. Newegg is one vendor, and they have great warrenty.

2.



Lol, another youngster who's smart as hell----Neweggs warrenty? You only get that if you pay extra. Other then the manufactors there is no warrenty. You have to pay for shipping to when you rma. With Cyberpower they ship you the new part first with-out you having to pay for it.

cia24 said:
Lol, another youngster who's smart as hell----Neweggs warrenty? You only get that if you pay extra. Other then the manufactors there is no warrenty. You have to pay for shipping to when you rma. With Cyberpower they ship you the new part first with-out you having to pay for it.


Not only do you get a 30 day warranty from newegg, the manufacter provides a 3 year or more warranty.

ANd shipping for RMA is free with any decent company.

herpity said:
Not only do you get a 30 day warranty from newegg, the manufacter provides a 3 year or more warranty.

ANd shipping for RMA is free with any decent company.



First off your wrong.

Decent companys that you have to pay for shipping to send back for rma

EVGA
ASUS
MSI
XFX
INTEL
AMD
Gigabye
His
Pny
Diamond
Sapphire
Dont make me go on. Your wrong again how lovely.

Well the companey i work for rma's to those companeys about 1-2 times each a month shipping isnt free to them its free back, EVGA and XFX have never covered shipping to them.

cia24 said:
Well the companey i work for rma's to those companeys about 1-2 times each a month shipping isnt free to them its free back, EVGA and XFX have never covered shipping to them.


It must be you're terrible grammar and spelling that scares them off.

That, and company. Key word: Company. Theres difrent policies depending on who you are, and what kind of product you buy.

herpity said:
It must be you're terrible grammar and spelling that scares them off.

That, and company. Key word: Company. Theres difrent policies depending on who you are, and what kind of product you buy.



Sure, I guess I should take my time to spell correctly, I dont have spell check on this computer. Anyway wtf ever you dumb pub, I have sent my own cards into evga and xfx had to pay shipping there. Mabye if you live in cali shipping is free. but most people will have to pay for shipping there. Your going to fit in really nice here. This is going to go on forever and ever. Im not going to let up on you pub *** because your wrong

cia24 said:
Sure, I guess I should take my time to spell correctly, I dont have spell check on this computer. Anyway wtf ever you dumb pub, I have sent my own cards into evga and xfx had to pay shipping there. Mabye if you live in cali shipping is free. but most people will have to pay for shipping there. Your going to fit in really nice here. This is going to go on forever and ever. Im not going to let up on you pub *** because your wrong


Ahhh... The grammar...Burns eyes.....

Anyways, I don't have sc either. I have a brain. It's quite effective.

herpity said:
Ahhh... The grammar...Burns eyes.....

Anyways, I don't have sc either. I have a brain. It's quite effective.



Lol, ok


Op I reccomend cyberpower for yoU there pcs are quailty built. If i were you i would not go with major brand ram its crap from CP. go with Corsair dominator. Other then that the build looks good and you will enjoy it. I would also use the norush code and wait 3 weeks for it you save 5% and the computer will be put together alot better.

To herpity-its pointless arguing with a vetren sorry i should have no started crap and you should have let off we made this thread of topic.

My grammer sucks idc my help is good thats why im number 3 in cpu and componets for the month.
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