Custom Built Gaming Computer by TimsComputerFix.net

Great choice of parts Tim, Love the look of that case, Thanks for a great video.

Now that's how its done Timster, turned out real well...good job mate.

Thanks

Yeah I like the case quite a bit. Thanks for watching.

Thanks. It's difficult to take 8 hrs worth of footage and press it down to 1/2 hr.

Thanks Fred. Time for you to build a water cooled rig.

Good job Tim

Thanks for watching Terry.

Thanks for Watching.

Yep. With the case I was using on this build the side panel covered all of the hard drive area so those wires are not even seen. Thanks for watching.

Absolutely Fabulous Tim . What a great job.

Just out of curiosity, why didn't you pick an ivy bridge processor?

I went with Sandy Bridge because of the overclock ability. Ivy Bridge processors can be overclocked however they get much hotter doing so. I can achieve higher overclocks with Sandy Bridge. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching Mitch.

A few things apply here that made me prefer the fan facing up. For one, this particular model PSU has a hybrid fan. Meaning the fan does not even spin unless the PSU is under higher loads. With everything I have been doing with this computer, including overclocking both cpu and gpu, I have never seen the PSU fan spin up one time except when initially powering on the computer. Also, my computer is on a carpeted floor making air space on the bottom very limited. Thanks For Watching.

thats a big ass heat sink

It is quite big but is a very good heat sink

@TimsComputerRepair I'm thinking of buying the same RAM kit as you have, do you recommend it or did you get any problems with it?

No Problems at all with it. Thanks for watching.

ik this is a old video but could u tag me in a comment with the link to the motherboard