Six monitors?

Three is fine, two is fine to, one is great. But SIX?

With the money you are spend JUST on those monitors, you could easily make a better build that that.

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burrow900 wrote

Generation wrote You somehow made a $6,000 build look terrible. That...that's a first.

lol it's a 3.2k build, 3k for an awesome monitor, but you guys are obviously cut-rate and don't know what you're talking about and haven't had experience with any of these parts.

Yes, it's obvious and extremely clear that we're the clueless ones here.

We all believe you since you have a crap closed loop CPU cooler that is overpriced and underpowered, an overpriced board that has no real useful advantage over an ASRock Extreme4, A 10K RPM drive as a back up drive serves zero purpose ( more particularly since you have an SSD ), picking a less reputable Kingston SSD over a Crucial / Samsung which use custom firmware and get updated frequently, 7970's over more powerful GTX 680's, sound card but no decent audio equipment ( littered with 64 bit glitches and bugs ), overkill PSU that will actually be less efficient, crap-tier InWin case, crap-tier overpriced KB that is full of rice, and a wireless mouse which is a huge no no.

Why do you even bother posting on here? Sometimes I think you do it on purpose just to make me break you down and look like an even bigger idiot than you already are.

Well you havnt bought it yet.....Anyone can put a expensive part list. (My apologies if you did buy it but until then its nothing more then a parts list)

xTTGxSCOPEZx wrote

Nice build... Jealous #SWAG

Hey everybody, we all should be 13 year old pre-pubescent teenagers and use overused words whilst putting number signs before each word because we're all so trendy and hip.

Generation wrote

xTTGxSCOPEZx wrote

Nice build... Jealous #SWAG

Hey everybody, we all should be 13 year old pre-pubescent teenagers and use overused words whilst putting number signs before each word because we're all so trendy and hip.

Don't forget the avatar of a girl with green hair.

r00t_b33r wrote From the top now...

This combo will save you a bug chunk of change with Ivy Bridge fetures and a board that's not overpriced:
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Much better cooler:
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(2x) Better RAM for the price (overclocks like no other, too, not that it would make a difference):
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Better as a storage drive and >dat price per gigabyte:
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Better SSD:
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7950s will give you a lot more power for your dollar and the same 3GB VRAM for super high-res games. Honestly for something like a triple 2560x1440 monitor setup, you'll want 690s in SLI.

I'd get three U2711s instead of six 1080p panels. ~90% of the pixel count, a layout that can actually be effectively used for gaming, better panel quality, lower price, etc.:
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You may not need a sound card and wouldn't want one anyway. It's better to get an external solution like an ODAC + O2 combo that's much more versatile and of higher quality. If you don't have good enough headphones to take advantage of either of these, though, there's no sense in getting one in the first place.

The case is a subjective matter, but I'll throw the NZXT Switch 810 in as a suggestion. And the stupid sexy Fractal Design R4, but for the graphics card setup I'd get something that prioritizes cooling more. Maybe even a Storm Stryker.

PSU's good.

Keyboard sucks, go mechanical. MX Browns are easy to recommend as they do everything very well:
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The G400 is arguably the best mouse in the world:
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and btw, the HDD was 10k not 7200.

burrow900 wrote

r00t_b33r wrote From the top now...

This combo will save you a bug chunk of change with Ivy Bridge fetures and a board that's not overpriced:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Much better cooler:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

(2x) Better RAM for the price (overclocks like no other, too, not that it would make a difference):
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Better as a storage drive and >dat price per gigabyte:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Better SSD:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

7950s will give you a lot more power for your dollar and the same 3GB VRAM for super high-res games. Honestly for something like a triple 2560x1440 monitor setup, you'll want 690s in SLI.

I'd get three U2711s instead of six 1080p panels. ~90% of the pixel count, a layout that can actually be effectively used for gaming, better panel quality, lower price, etc.:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

You may not need a sound card and wouldn't want one anyway. It's better to get an external solution like an ODAC + O2 combo that's much more versatile and of higher quality. If you don't have good enough headphones to take advantage of either of these, though, there's no sense in getting one in the first place.

The case is a subjective matter, but I'll throw the NZXT Switch 810 in as a suggestion. And the stupid sexy Fractal Design R4, but for the graphics card setup I'd get something that prioritizes cooling more. Maybe even a Storm Stryker.

PSU's good.

Keyboard sucks, go mechanical. MX Browns are easy to recommend as they do everything very well:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

The G400 is arguably the best mouse in the world:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

and btw, the HDD was 10k not 7200.

Yes, because playing music off of a storage drive will load that much faster and makes that much more sense, right...? Because there is a huge difference in terms of sequential reads and writes, right...? Because platter sizes don't matter, right...?

Generation wrote

burrow900 wrote

r00t_b33r wrote From the top now...

This combo will save you a bug chunk of change with Ivy Bridge fetures and a board that's not overpriced:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Much better cooler:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

(2x) Better RAM for the price (overclocks like no other, too, not that it would make a difference):
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Better as a storage drive and >dat price per gigabyte:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Better SSD:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

7950s will give you a lot more power for your dollar and the same 3GB VRAM for super high-res games. Honestly for something like a triple 2560x1440 monitor setup, you'll want 690s in SLI.

I'd get three U2711s instead of six 1080p panels. ~90% of the pixel count, a layout that can actually be effectively used for gaming, better panel quality, lower price, etc.:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

You may not need a sound card and wouldn't want one anyway. It's better to get an external solution like an ODAC + O2 combo that's much more versatile and of higher quality. If you don't have good enough headphones to take advantage of either of these, though, there's no sense in getting one in the first place.

The case is a subjective matter, but I'll throw the NZXT Switch 810 in as a suggestion. And the stupid sexy Fractal Design R4, but for the graphics card setup I'd get something that prioritizes cooling more. Maybe even a Storm Stryker.

PSU's good.

Keyboard sucks, go mechanical. MX Browns are easy to recommend as they do everything very well:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

The G400 is arguably the best mouse in the world:
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

and btw, the HDD was 10k not 7200.

Yes, because playing music off of a storage drive will load that much faster and makes that much more sense, right...? Because there is a huge difference in terms of sequential reads and writes, right...? Because platter sizes don't matter, right...?

Which the Velociraptor all does faster? lol are we even looking at the same thing? You're really saying that a Seagate is better than a WD, even with those performance gaps? There is actually a noticeable difference between 5400 7200 and 10k. Here, since you didn't even look up the product I had, [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Generation wrote

burrow900 wrote

Generation wrote You somehow made a $6,000 build look terrible. That...that's a first.

lol it's a 3.2k build, 3k for an awesome monitor, but you guys are obviously cut-rate and don't know what you're talking about and haven't had experience with any of these parts.

Yes, it's obvious and extremely clear that we're the clueless ones here.

We all believe you since you have a crap closed loop CPU cooler that is overpriced and underpowered, an overpriced board that has no real useful advantage over an ASRock Extreme4, A 10K RPM drive as a back up drive serves zero purpose ( more particularly since you have an SSD ), picking a less reputable Kingston SSD over a Crucial / Samsung which use custom firmware and get updated frequently, 7970's over more powerful GTX 680's, sound card but no decent audio equipment ( littered with 64 bit glitches and bugs ), overkill PSU that will actually be less efficient, crap-tier InWin case, crap-tier overpriced KB that is full of rice, and a wireless mouse which is a huge no no.

Why do you even bother posting on here? Sometimes I think you do it on purpose just to make me break you down and look like an even bigger idiot than you already are.

The bandwidth is worth the 9% difference between texel and pixel, nonetheless I already have one 7970 that has 6gb vram, so why the hell would I go buy 2 680s and waste a 7970? Lol keyboard made out of rice? I really don't care for those mechanical keyboards, I'd rather have a traditional keyboard, and the usb's are nice on it too for game pads when I want to play stuff like n64 emulators with friends on gamepads.

For my mobo, refer to this, [url=http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/314419-30-sabertooth-gigabyte-sniper]example of why I picked the Sniper because I have 3 gpus, and do play to overclock my cpu at times.

SSD is an SSD unless it's OCZ (or under 6 gb/s you're not going to see any difference (basically)).

HDD, it's 10k, it's a 2.5" so I can use it in more than just a desktop after it serves it's purpose in this desktop. Samsung? Samsung? Really? That's right up there with Hitachi.

Sound card, already have sound equipment lol.