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Originally Posted by Knuckle
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In regards to the mobo, yes Asus motherboards can easily run $200 dollars but you don't have to buy the most expensive model, mine personally only cost $170 dollars, and it held up to anything I threw at it, untill it was struck by lightning via ethernet port.
Why do you think i recommended the thermaltake tough series 700w? You are picking apart shit that doesn't need to be picked apart. You are making assumptions on what his budget is by what he picked out, however in his post he asked for criticism and I provided it, he did not say I need to build the cheapest gaming rig possible, did he?
No, you are attempting to make an ass out of you and me.
I threw the watercooling bit in there because it's something every person building a rig has at least heard of, so I gave some real feedback on the pros and cons.
Obviously he already has a monitor, but a guy asking for advice on all his computer parts might find it beneficial to understand the benefits of a good brand to purchase and why its beneficial to gaming.
You 'doubt' he can afford a solid state drive. Good for you, luckily he didn't mention price so I pointed out the obvious fact that solid state drives are MUCH better.
Picking apart my valid advice is fucking hilarious when you failed to even read through it properly, such as the thermaltake PSU bit and assuming piffen is broke because hes black. I'd suggest saving your critiques for someone who gives a shit.
Here's one more thought, the rig i recommend is more future proof, oh all he needs is 500 watts? thats terrific because you want more power than you need when it comes to a PSU so you don't stress the PSU or any components on it. And if he goes to a power hungry GPU in a few years to handle a new game coming out he will be glad to know it can handle it.
"This isn't a 'serious' gaming machine. He doesn't need a 200 dollar mobo
I really doubt he can afford and SSD with the equipemnt hes already listed, so be realistic."
What I'm saying is that you being happy with your computer does not mean that other people would be happy with your computer.
What I'm saying is that you being happy with your computer does not mean that other people would be happy with your computer.
What I'm saying is that you being happy with your computer does not mean that other people would be happy with your computer.
foot in mouth you fucking mongoloid.
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Don't be an idiot.
The reason he picked those items in the first place gives a very clear indication of his budget.
My recommendations added less than 100 dollars to the total.
No one wants to read the wall of text you posted.
He obviously didnt need a bunch of fucking info about watercooling and monitors.
Secondly, he does not need a 650 watt PSU for that machine. All he needs, honestly, is about
450 watts with good amperage.
Maybe you aren't sure how electricity works, and thats cool, not everyone is.
His total draw on that machine, with peripherals, is less than 400 watts.
The thermaltake you are talking about (650 watt) is over a hundred bucks,
yet has less amperage on it's single 12v rail than the Antec does across its 3 separate 12v rails by about 40%. (And the Antec costs less.)
Not sure what you're trying to point out with this stupidity:
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What I'm saying is that you being happy with your computer does not mean that other people would be happy with your computer.
What I'm saying is that you being happy with your computer does not mean that other people would be happy with your computer.
What I'm saying is that you being happy with your computer does not mean that other people would be happy with your computer.
foot in mouth you fucking mongoloid.
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But whatever.
And, glad you agree with the changes he's made.
(By the way, Asrock is, or at least was, a subsidiary or child company of Asus.)