Its the entry level SSD of the OCZ range...
He has some high end gear and then couples it with an entry level SSD - makes no sense
Its the entry level SSD of the OCZ range...
He has some high end gear and then couples it with an entry level SSD - makes no sense
Well its faster than an HDD so that is enough for me. But my main reason for buying it is power saving, my PC is running at about 40watts now and I am always trying to make it go lower. Next upgrade will be an LED monitor
You can do something for love, you can do something for money, but there is nothing as satisfying as doing something out of spite - Jeremy Clarkson, 1993
Very nice, Rouxenator!Originally Posted by Rouxenator
Just had to resurrect this one cause I am stoked about my new rig :
CoolerMaster Elite 120 Advanced Chassis
Gigabyte Odin 370watt PSU
MSI E350IA-E45 mini ITX Motherboard
Integrated AMD Zacate E350 APU : Dual core 1.6Ghz CPU with Radeon 6310 GPU
Corsair Value Select 8GB DDR3-1333 (4GBx2)
OCZ Agility 3 60GB SSD
Seagate Barracuda LP 2TB HDD
Samsung EcoGreen F2 1.5TB HDD
LG Lightscribe DVD-RW
Really like the compact setup, have a mini ATX CoolerMaster myself.
The Samsung Galaxy S2 - It is the only phone you will ever need.
Sure - it's slower on copying, but read speed is up there with the Vertex.Its the entry level SSD of the OCZ range...
He has some high end gear and then couples it with an entry level SSD - makes no sense
I have a 128 Vertex 3 and it flies.
Am sporting a Corsair Force GT3 240GB and so far I eez very impressed - except when Windows recently did an update that slows the machine down to get from Starting Windows to Desktop display / usage.
Other than that no complaints she works like a bomb!
A samsung UA40D6600W is a crappy screen?hehehehe The LG is only for when I go to OC or LAN parties
The Agility 3 has a faster write speed than the Vertex 4 (70mbps diff) & 35mbps slower difference in read speed. so it's not exactly entry level. That's with drives of the same size. When prices eventually come down, I'll upgrade to a 512GBIts the entry level SSD of the OCZ range...
He has some high end gear and then couples it with an entry level SSD - makes no sense
Yup. Crappy low res S-PVA panel.A samsung UA40D6600W is a crappy screen?
You can't roll with the big guns with cheap ass screens like that. Once you have a 27/30" +-2560x1440 IPS monitor, then we talk son.
@PostmanPot
Lol. Only you would think so PostmanPot
Couple pics
I do have a 32" S-PVA TV I used for a year as a PC screen which I thought was the business. Then I wisened up and got a 24" IPS monitor. Smokes the S-PVA TV. All I'm saying is if you want to flaunt then you've done it wrong. Pixel density difference between 32" and 40" is also concerning. Also remember that, assuming you've actually set your TV to PC mode, it strips all the other features away like 100/200Hz. So I take it your priority was TV/media/gaming over it being a PC screen. Fine fine.Lol. Only you would think so PostmanPot
Last edited by PostmanPot; 11-08-2012 at 12:57 PM.
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i5 2400
8gb ram
gtx 460 1gb
msi h61
logitech s220
rapter V1 gaming mouse
microsoft curve keyboard
samsung 23" (main screen)
32" HDTV for movies and that stuff
585W gigabite psu
1.5TB HardDrive
Last edited by sybertiger; 11-08-2012 at 01:05 PM.
Looking at all these pics now I want to upgrade again
You should be shot for that cable managementCouple pics
You were watching until a stone was cut out without hands
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