A buddy of mine is selling an EVGA GTX 1060 x 2. They've still got over a year of warranty left from the manufacturer, so if you're interested, let me know.
This CPU is basically just throwing money down the drain. I don't even know why I bother using it. Honestly, I could probably run Grand Theft Auto V on it even if I paired it with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060.
I'm just gonna go with the Corsair and the Corsair LL120. Whatever happens, happens. I think a buddy of mine has some Corsair LL120s lying around, so I'll check with him first.
crimsonstag84 said:Then there's no point getting the Corsair AF Series... the LC-CC-95 will do just fine. You're better off putting that money toward a better case.
I’m definitely going with the Noctua NF-P12 in white for the case.
Still deciding on a cooler, though... Is the Corsair LL120 any good? I don't need anything crazy since I'm not planning on overclocking or anything. Just want to keep my Intel Core i3 running a little cooler.
Thinking about picking up a new case and a CPU cooler. My aunt actually sent me $100, and I’m planning to flip my old hard drive for $170. So yeah, things are looking pretty good on my end. 😁
Anyway, should I go with the Cooler Master Hyper 212 or the Noctua NF-P12? Which one of those two is better?
Also, what cooler should I get? Honestly, the Cooler Master Hyper 212 feels a bit pricey right now, so I'm hunting for a solid alternative.
I'm hoping to keep the whole thing under $167 max.
A buddy of mine just used nail polish remover to clean off some old thermal paste. I’m not totally sure if that was a genius move or a disaster waiting to happen. Anyone here with more experience than me care to weigh in?
If you're looking for an Ipsa panel, you can grab an Acer V236 for about $350. Or, honestly, you could always just pick up a BenQ GW2255 for $800-$900.