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PMC/Discussion Computer Building Help
EmbortonStudios
• 09/03/2013 10:44 pm
• Level 47 : Master Architect

If it's only for gaming, go for an AMD CPU. Preferably an 8350 or 8150. I have an 8350 in my rig, and I got it stable at 5.0GHz. Also, i've seen in benchmarks that it outperforms the i7 3570k and 3770k 9 times out of 10. GPU wise, go for a GTX 660 or 760, depending if you can afford it. RAM I would go for Kingston HyperX. It's 1600MHz, which is optimal.
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Discussions/General Got A quote, put it down here.
EmbortonStudios
• 08/18/2013 9:57 pm
• Level 47 : Master Architect

"Man with forked tongue not need chop sticks."
-Confucius
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Discussions/General My Surgery
EmbortonStudios
• 08/17/2013 1:50 pm
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Woah bro. Too far.
jk jk
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Discussions/Gaming Which Computer Is The Best?
EmbortonStudios
• 08/08/2013 8:26 pm
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Windows 7 is the most stable while also being the most efficient. Windows 7 is also optimized for many games.
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Discussions/Gaming New Gaming Rig. HELP
EmbortonStudios
• 08/08/2013 2:13 pm
• Level 47 : Master Architect

That's an amazing rig! I'd recommend an AMD processor, such as an 8350 though. I have one in my system and i've seen on benches it outperforms even a 3570k and 3770k. Plus it's only $180
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Archive/Hubs These are famous so.....
EmbortonStudios
• 08/06/2013 12:51 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Not really a forum noob. It's just sarcasm is kinda hard to get over text if you get my drift. Sorry about the confusion

Click to reveal
*kisses forehead*
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Archive/Hubs These are famous so.....
EmbortonStudios
• 08/06/2013 12:42 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

"Teckno garbage..." I myself listen to alot of TECHNO house and some dubstep here and there. Don't call another person's taste in music garbage just because you don't like it. It's opinion, just keep it to yourself.
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Archive/Hubs These are famous so.....
EmbortonStudios
• 08/06/2013 12:35 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Both! You seem to fit all the criteria listed there. You're mature and well-behaved.
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Archive/Hubs These are famous so.....
EmbortonStudios
• 08/06/2013 12:30 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Lol.

Anyways, always nice to see some good kids now and again. Keep up with the good work!
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 7:57 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

2 will work, but i'd recommend getting 1-2 more if you have the mounting space permitting in your case. It will help airflow and keep your temps cooler.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 7:44 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

If the case doesn't come with a fan/a few fans, yes. Even when I bought my NZXT Phantom, which came with 3 fans, I purchased an extra 140mm. Better airflow is always a plus, but you don't want too many fans to where there is too much noise or to the point where it won't even help anymore.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 7:43 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Sorry. I know Kingston HyperX 8gb kits go for around $50-$60 USD. If you have some more money, go for Mushkin red kit. It's probably the best RAM for it's money, but it's about $70 USD last time I saw it.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 7:39 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

I got mine up to 5GHz cooled with an H100. Don't mind him, just a fanboy passing through.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 7:27 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

AMD is fine. I have an 8350 in my system and I max out any game at a smooth framerate. I smell another Intel fanboy.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 6:32 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Should still look into 1600+ RAM. Anything under 1600 will slow you down quite a bit game-wise.

Nice choice on the PSU. Don't ever slack on that, because if that screws up, the entire thing might screw up and fry.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 7:43 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Sorry. I know Kingston HyperX 8gb kits go for around $50-$60 USD. If you have some more money, go for Mushkin red kit. It's probably the best RAM for it's money, but it's about $70 USD last time I saw it.
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Discussions/Gaming First time, with new PC specs, comments much appreciated...
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 6:12 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

I would go for higher frequency RAM, preferrably 1600MHz.
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EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 6:08 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect


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Communities/Texturing Should I Make A Resource Pack?
EmbortonStudios
• 08/02/2013 12:07 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Always good to expand your variety of projects. Go for it!
What res are you planning to do and what style?
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Minecraft/Discussion Was 1.6 worh it?
EmbortonStudios
• 08/01/2013 6:57 am
• Level 47 : Master Architect

Bump once every 24h.

And no. I love using mods, personally. I don't think a few new items makes up for an entirely new way to mod your game. They need to just have kept it simple, how we all liked it.
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