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!!This is from almost 2 years ago also so prices were higher and the platform was top of the line at the time!! Everything was a little more expensive then so now it would be considered overpriced, like all pcs from the years past! Its not a 7950 it is a 6950! They don't have that card on the list but it was the same price The Rear cable management was a mess due being in a rush after I cleaned it out. I will re wire it all soon!!!

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  • 78 months ago
  • 2 points

Is this an older build?

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

it's a H80 (not H80i), 830 SSD, and a 6950...so it's an updated build.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

2 years ago

  • 78 months ago
  • 2 points

For those who skipped the description: It's a 6950, not a 7950.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

Arhh, bout time i found someone that got the RV03 aswell, It's an awesome case imo. Great job, You had a 6950 from a old build?

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

I think it is an older build as he has a 6900 series gpu and a bulldozer cpu.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

its such a great case. really unique.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

Your CPU is overheating.

Also is that a 1 gig or 2 gig 6950? If it is a 2 gig then you should try and unlock it to a 6970.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

I have the same cpu and yeah that's really hot temperatures (i use a h60 and i can't overclock), can't wait to upgrade...

  • 78 months ago
  • -1 points

Max AMD says it can go up to is 62C. But yeah, FX cpus, both Bulldozer and Piledriver, run really hot. Well, not really, but there super hard to keep under 62C when overclocking. Everyone who recommends a Hyper 212 doesn't know what they are talking about when it comes to AMD cpus lol

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

its the 2 gig. and I had the wrong reading for temp it idles at 24

  • 78 months ago
  • 0 points

It's still overheating, Bulldozer is only rated for up to 62C, yours is loading at 65C.

Also you should see if you can unlock your 6950 to a 6970 by flashing the bios. There are lots of guides on how to do so.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

You could have gotten a much more powerful computer for $2500, like even one with a Titan in it

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

I know that is my next project hopefully by the end of this year. I usually cycle a computer every 3 years instead of upgrading new parts.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

I have no knowledge about amd CPUs, so I won't say you overpaid for it. You did overpay for the hard drives and disk drive! 80$ for a disk drive!? And you could have halved the prices on hard dives. Nice build besides

  • 78 months ago
  • 0 points

Wow you way overpaid for the CPU.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

bought it when it came out

  • 78 months ago
  • 0 points

Cons: - Samsung 830 instead of 840 - Overpriced ricer rig - Crappy 1080p 27" TN panel Acer monitor - Could have gotten a 1440p monitor for less than the price of the two. - 120 dollar rubber dome keyboard - AMD CPU

Was this your first build?

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

stuff was bought years ago. no i have done other builds thanks

  • 78 months ago
  • -1 points

There is so many things you could have done better. First of all you way overpayed for that CPU. You could have gotten this CPU and you would have gotten great performance. The case is alright, but I would have gone for this. I guess it will do you ok though what you got. Hope you had fun building it!

  • 78 months ago
  • 2 points

It's an older build. I'm pretty sure he didn't pay $280 for an 8150.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

Oh that would make a lot of sense. But usually you don't recycle CPU's. BTW Great job on your two builds!

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

Why wouldn't you? I still have the same CPU from 2010, even though I've upgraded just about everything else.

  • 78 months ago
  • 1 point

bought it all 2 years ago when the cpu first came out. The is great and I was looking at that one also. And yes it was a blast to build