dualmeister
Honorary Master
Morning,
How much do you just love the PC you built
It's almost 2.5 years now since I built my current rig.
Basic specs: Core i7 920, 6GB DDR3 1600MHz, ASUS P6T Deluxe, Radeon 4850 (I don't play games anymore) + Windows 7 (64).
At the time the Core i7 had just been released and cost me a small fortune. However, looking back at how much performance it still offers it was worth every cent.
At one point when there felt like something could be a little quicker, along came more affordable solid state drives. My current Corsair F60 for OS flies and finally I have caught onto why people use software RAM-Drives as well for temp files.
It increases the life span of your SSD drive and offers some insane speeds
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/showphoto.php/photo/22359
I multitask a lot and have yet to max out this system. Can't image having to upgrade anything anytime soon, except to USB3 and SATA 6 GB/s (when the new gen SSD's become more affordable that is).
Otherwise ... loving it
How much do you just love the PC you built
It's almost 2.5 years now since I built my current rig.
Basic specs: Core i7 920, 6GB DDR3 1600MHz, ASUS P6T Deluxe, Radeon 4850 (I don't play games anymore) + Windows 7 (64).
At the time the Core i7 had just been released and cost me a small fortune. However, looking back at how much performance it still offers it was worth every cent.
At one point when there felt like something could be a little quicker, along came more affordable solid state drives. My current Corsair F60 for OS flies and finally I have caught onto why people use software RAM-Drives as well for temp files.
It increases the life span of your SSD drive and offers some insane speeds
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/showphoto.php/photo/22359
I multitask a lot and have yet to max out this system. Can't image having to upgrade anything anytime soon, except to USB3 and SATA 6 GB/s (when the new gen SSD's become more affordable that is).
Otherwise ... loving it