I see that Newegg has put up the Z77 Motherboards.
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Edited by iammykyl, 09 April 2012 - 03:55 AM.
Sorry about missing the link out, think the Easer Bunny got to me. http://pcpartpicker.com/
Sorry about missing the link out, think the Easer Bunny got to me. http://pcpartpicker.com/
I see that Newegg has put up the Z77 Motherboards.
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Fixed link in post #14.
A display suggestion http://www.newegg.co...N82E16824236153 2ms response time as opposed to the Gateways 5ms response time + it has better warranty cover and better features.
As I previously said you cannot choose a PSU until All other hardware components are decided on/ordered/confirmed as available so we will need your final list of confirmed parts
Thank you from us allAlso I thought you should all know that your positively awesome.
No worries it was merely a reminder
Now if you had said specifically a 23" screen I would have suggested the very one that you have
At the end of the day the final decision will be yours to make but consider how much you are going to spend on all of the other high end components, will you within a couple of days of getting the build up and running think I should have spent the extra $50 and got the 24" display - not an easy question for you to answer at the moment!
The one minor thing that I do like about the 24" screen is the stand as opposed to that of the 23".Thank you from us allAlso I thought you should all know that your positively awesome.
Phillpower61 said,
but consider how much you are going to spend on all of the other high end components, will you within a couple of days of getting the build up and running think I should have spent the extra $50 and got the 24" display
What monitor of the 23/24" 1920x1080p persuasion would you choose if this were your build?
Info on GPU, Take note of page
PCI Express 3.0 And Adaptive V-Sync
Edited by Roentijen, 12 April 2012 - 11:03 PM.
Review is for the GTX 680, main opposition is the HD 7970/7950.
http://www.tomshardw...hmark,3161.html
it looks like the GTX 680 is the way to go
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