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2011-08-28, 12:03 PM
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Of course. Just happy someone is taking in the advice! Yes if you have funds for a super high end computer, but plan to keep it for years and years. You are best off spending that money over those years on new builds/upgrades to keep it more current then the super uber computer could ever be within those later years.
@ The case Yes that is the model. The is actually the same case I had for 2 years before giving it to my cousin for his build. Very nice craftsminship, but it fails to deliever the proper air flow for todays computers. You are better off with the stacker. At one time I had 7900 GT SLI and a Athlon X2 4200+ (S939) overclocked it was like an oven in there.
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