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  • Re: micro atx build core i7 budget 1000

    http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1407916 &nbsp;Have your cake and eat it too. &nbsp;X58 is not only ATX.&nbsp; There are 4 mATX X58 boards, which are very capable OCers. You can build a pretty high-end righ for 1000 bucks.
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on November 1, 2009
  • Re: need to partition drive?

    Those of you using Acronis, be aware that it screws up your partition alignment.&nbsp; Windows Vista and Win7 users.&nbsp; Go to start&gt;run&gt;msiinfo32 then go to components&gt;storage&gt;disks and look at your starting partition offset for the first paritition of each drive.&nbsp; If it doesn't read 1,048,576 bytes but 63 bytes, you can thank ...
    Posted to Storage (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 14, 2009
  • Re: First Gaming Build, i7 920, $1300

    n0lxx: I went and checked the supported memory on the ASUS Rampage Extreme (required a .ZIP download, most have them in .PDF format). After looking at it, there's not a whole lot of CAS 7 memory listed. Plenty of 9's, the slowest memory, and a few 8's, next slowest. OCZ is on the support list as a company, so these OCZ Platinum 6GB (3 x 2GB) ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 12, 2009
  • Re: First Gaming Build, i7 920, $1300

    Look at the graph results closely.&nbsp; You're mixing up the red and orange bars.&nbsp; The orange is the 4890, which is consistantly beaten, (although not by much) by the GTX 285 (grey/black bar).&nbsp; The red bar is the 4870x2, which trades blows with the GTX295.&nbsp; &nbsp;The GTX275 (which is very clost in performance to the 285)&nbsp;and ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 10, 2009
  • Re: Core i7 Computer Build

    Intel boards are usually lackluster (surprisingly as they make the chipsets that go in them). That board only has 4 DDR3 slots, which is pretty bad for&nbsp;a full 1366 ATX board.&nbsp; I would go with a 275..........not worth the extra 100 bucks you'll shell out for a 285.&nbsp; I guess the same could be said for the price difference from a GTX ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 9, 2009
  • Re: 24 GB of RAM with ASUS P6T?

    You would be better served by going with a workstation/server class motherboard that has additional DIMM slots.&nbsp;
    Posted to Motherboards (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 9, 2009
  • Re: Core i7 Computer Build

    Originalm:i think i might get the asus rampage 2 gene, would this be a good way to go? &nbsp;Only if you like packing alot of power in a little package: &nbsp;http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1407916 Rig in my sig was about $1600.&nbsp; It would be a little more at today's prices since memory has gone up as well as the price of ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 9, 2009
  • Re: RE: i7 920 vs i7 860

    I vote 920.&nbsp; Better upgrade path in my opinion.&nbsp;
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 8, 2009
  • Re: Case opinions

    FWHMolotok:It will be a Core i7 920 on a Rampage II Gene mobo with 12GB Crucial Ballistix RAM, and a single GTX 295... and I plan on adding fans in the top fan spots on the case. I'm not too worried about cooling, as this is a mostly aluminum case, which helps dissipate heat quite a bit. With the addition of the top case fans to move more air, ...
    Posted to Cases (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 6, 2009
  • Re: CORSAIR Ram Coolers General Question if it'll Fit?

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835209017 &nbsp;I'll never use seperate RAM/NB cooling again.&nbsp; This fan, positioned properly cools my NB, SB, RAM, and mosfets &nbsp;If you're OCing, RAM cooling is a plus.
    Posted to Cooling (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on September 6, 2009
  • Re: *Sticky* What is in your Rig?

    Joe88: your name does that rig justice MassiveOverkill ;) cant believe you shoved all of that in there &nbsp;Thanks man.
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on August 31, 2009
  • Re: *Sticky* What is in your Rig?

    Thought I would update my rig (and finally got the hang of posting pictures on this site):&nbsp; See sig for specs. &nbsp;
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on August 30, 2009
  • Re: YES PCIe 2.0 (32x) and 1.1 (16x) are compatible!

    FYI there are some people who bought the first batch of 8800GT 512's (PCI-E 2.0 card) &nbsp;that could not get the card to work in their 1.1 boards.&nbsp; The fix was a new BIOS flash and/or a video card firmware update.&nbsp; So while technically they are compatible, your real-world results may vary.
    Posted to Video (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on January 21, 2008
  • Re: *Sticky* What is in your Rig?

    My latest QuadCore Gaming Rig:&nbsp; See sig for specs (removed direct photos as they were getting chopped ...
    Posted to System Builds (Forum) by MassiveOverkill on December 25, 2007

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