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06-17-2016, 11:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:05 AM by Fearless Community.
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-GTX 1070
-don't really know, if you have an case with window i would choose watercooling
-NZXT s340 Black/Red, with the HUE+
-16GB is definitely enough
- i would personally get a 128GB SSD & a 1TB/2TB HDD
-If you play FPS games, it's really worth it even if you don't the gameplay feels so much nicer
-i would recommend getting one but a very cheap on just at the start because all the drivers are usually on a disk, but if you have a laptop you can easily get a usb driver and download the latest one online and just install them from the start
tips: -Cable Management
-be careful with the cpu pins
-it's okay to put a slight bit of pressure on the motherboard while applying ram or putting the gpu in, just don't put a shit ton of force on it, since its still a circuit board and could snap
- don't tighten the motherboard screws too hard, they could put so much pressure on those mounting points that your motherboard could just crack.
I hope i helped a bit,
I wish you very much luck building your very own masterpiece.
-don't really know, if you have an case with window i would choose watercooling
-NZXT s340 Black/Red, with the HUE+
-16GB is definitely enough
- i would personally get a 128GB SSD & a 1TB/2TB HDD
-If you play FPS games, it's really worth it even if you don't the gameplay feels so much nicer
-i would recommend getting one but a very cheap on just at the start because all the drivers are usually on a disk, but if you have a laptop you can easily get a usb driver and download the latest one online and just install them from the start
tips: -Cable Management
-be careful with the cpu pins
-it's okay to put a slight bit of pressure on the motherboard while applying ram or putting the gpu in, just don't put a shit ton of force on it, since its still a circuit board and could snap
- don't tighten the motherboard screws too hard, they could put so much pressure on those mounting points that your motherboard could just crack.
I hope i helped a bit,
I wish you very much luck building your very own masterpiece.