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I've worked my way up from mainstream to high-end and now I've reached a semi-enthusiast build. In the coming years I hope to go even further, perhaps bring in a full liquid cooling solution and work my way up from NVIDIA x70 to x80. I might go for i7 though I don't really care for the difference in features between i5 and i7, I mainly use my systems for gaming.

Haven't really done too much overclocking yet, not sure I will. I can handle pretty much everything on max. I'm sure someone out there is looking at that H110, then at the Haswell processor and examining the conservative 51 celsius temp and face palming. I might push the clock rate one day just to see how far it'll go and stay stable.

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  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

Nice build! Would love to see pics inside. Any reason you went with 2 670 instead of a single 780? Still good build either way!

  • 77 months ago
  • 2 points

1 780 would have been more expensive by $100 if anything 770 would have been the better step. if he didnt want to spend another 100

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

They perform better than the 780, too.

  • 77 months ago
  • 6 points

But single card avoids all of the SLI issues.

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

You are probably not going to be noticing major issues with the gtx 670s in sli because the frame buffer is going to be at like 90%.

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

SLI will always have issues.

  • 77 months ago
  • -1 points

But they perform better.

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

But they draw alot of power and issues. And its better to SLI if you have multi monitors. Not a single one.

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  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

Did you get the 2 670's for the extra CUDA cores? In any case, great build +1

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

Good build. Inside pics would be nice though :)

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

just wondering why take 2 different brands of SSD's (was one of them pre-bought or were you testing , ect.)

  • 77 months ago
  • 1 point

Why so many different ssds?

  • 62 months ago
  • 1 point

Nice build!(I'm jealous) :) +1

  • 77 months ago
  • 0 points

When your cooler is as expensive as your motherboard and you're not overclocking, there is problem in my opinion. Except that, I hope these are not the prices you paid, 420$ for a 256GB seems a tad (just a tad, really) expensive ;). Would like to see some inside pics as well, nice otherwise !