Global Conflict

OK, First off I'm going to say I have a slight bottleneck.

Anyways moving on RIG:

Hard Disk Drive: 500GB Samsung
Ram: DDR2 (2) 1gb 667 MHZ ram (1)2GB 800 MHz ram(max mhz is 800)
1 80mm BLUE LED case fan Back of the case
(Spare) 90mm Black Fan
CPU: Intel e8400 @ GHz no Overclock (Cant bios wont allow) no external programs either)
CPU FAN: 1st cooler that was in the case cuz I don't like push pin BS
Thermal Paste Fully Applied
Dust clear
Case: Mini ATX
Motherboard: G33m02 (cant do quadcores)
Power Supply: XFX PRO650 watt Easy Rail Technology
Graphics Card: XFX 695X-CDFC (6950) 2GB Virtual Ram (Double D) no dual bios Switch
PCIe x16 bus 1.0 Slot (1)
PCIe x1 Slot (1)(Currently covered up by GPU)
PCI Slot (2) Free
Typical Optical Drive
Dell Monitor: Native Resolution of 1680 x 1050 (DVI-I Current Connection))(VGA Connection)
HP keyboard
Razer Naga Molten 17 Button Mouse
XFX Warpad
Linksys Router
Usual Modem 15mb down 3mb up

Battlefield 3 and Minecraft are port forwarded
Dns has been flushed
Winsock reset done

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ASUS Crosshair V Formula AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Republic of Gamers Series Motherboard with UEFI BIOS>
Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced Full Tower Case with SuperSpeed USB 3.0

Corsair Vengeance 8 GB ( 2 x 4 GB ) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) 240-Pin DDR3 Memory Kit for Intel Core i3, i5, i7 and AMD Platforms SDRAM

AMD FX-8150 FX 8-Core Black AM3+ Edition Processor Fully unlocked

Seagate Barracuda Green 2TB SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive

Then Keep Graphics card, mouse, keyboard, monitor, PSU, DVI-I cable Blue LED FAN Optical drive, Maybe flush old HDD,
(DO HDD's keep the Old computer BIOS on them? )

This is really a good upgrade if I could: Holy crap Id be in love,

I might need a higher end PSU too like 850 or 1000 if I ever wanted crossfire connection
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Unnecessary Upgrades but if I really wanted to:

Cooler master h100 Liquid cooler
Logitech G19

Any feedback// Discussion

(Im a super AMD Fan boy if u didnt notice above)
Right now my machine can do battlefield 3 pretty good.

But those upgrades would remove bottlenecks

so Would that rig setup still be considered BEASTLY in JUNE or july of this year any IDEAS?

I hope you took the time to actually read this:
Id really appreciate it

Sick build....a lot of cash you throwing at it though.

A PSU upgrade to 700 W should do the trick for crossfire.

Also maybe get yourself a 2nd monitor . It helps alot(especially with schoolstuff).

You sure about that AMD FX-8150? =)

*Waves the Intel-Flag*

Evil_Jocey wrote:You sure about that AMD FX-8150? =)

*Waves the Intel-Flag*

yes im sure it performs at the 2600k at 4.6 ghz

looks nice really improves your computer
this is my mid range setup atm

http://azerty.nl/winkelmandje/winkelman ... 84029%5D=1

Not in gaming terms. It is the same for applications, but for gaming the 2500K and 2600K series still comes out on top by a fair margin. However, the 2600K is also more expensive. On the flip side a 2500K only costs ~$220 which puts it in direct competition with the 8150. If you already have the AM3 board, go with the 8150 and save money. If, however, you do not have the board I'd suggest you look at the 2500K's gaming performance and compare it to the AMD 8150. It might just change your mind. Overclocking included.

This of course, is all pointless if you do heavy editing of files, video transcoding and the such. 8150 all day.

PS: Why no love for the 1055-1100 series Phenom ii's? : (

Exactly Im a youtuber and want to be better at it so ya 8150

Video Editing with Fast renders.

wow, i can't wait to see what quality videos come out of this hardware upgrade.

Zaitsev Jr. wrote:wow, i can't wait to see what quality videos come out of this hardware upgrade.

Zaitsev when June Rolls around. Close Quarters gameplay on my youtube channel will be the First Video with the new hardware.
Well Im pretty sure I'll be overthrowing battlefield 3 with over a whopping 100+ FPS on ULTRA
Render a 10 minute game in about 10 minutes. haha in 1680x1050 resolution.

Overclock the CPU to 4.0GHZ with Stock cooler. and boom then get the h100 and 4.5 ghz boom. All within my windows Desktop.

Then While that consists. ( only getting 4 parts and it can happen all I needs is 600 dollars. )

Then Im pretty sure I'll record full size 60 FPS
Videos will be made everyday. I love making them, Then every single battleday, I will make a video, or highlights,

I can be the go to guy.

New Items with standing
For Battlefield 3 and recording
AMD's Famous FX-8150 Black Edition 8 Core CPU
Asus Crosshair V 990+ Am3+ Made for Overclocking
8GB Corsair Vegeance 1600mhz
HAF 932 Full Advanced Tower - With USB 3.0
H100 Cooler
Logitech G19
Seagate Barracude 2TB Green Drive 3yr Warranty

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With 6950 and 850watt corsair (enthusiastEdition) PSU

I merged your new computer related topic with your old one.

Why not Ivy bridge?

Not released yet. Pricing puts it at the same as the 2700 now though. More than the 8150.

.Sup wrote:I merged your new computer related topic with your old one.

Thanks I tend to make some useless posts thanks for merging

NEXT WEEK I WILL BE pleased with My new system setup.(battlefield 3 lag GO BYE BYE) OEM machine - u still did me good.