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This is what I'm thinking of doing for a PC build.
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You can reconsider the optical drive as world is going away from CD or DVD usage.
A cheaper one will save money incase you want a drive such.
Currently it is on with USBs anyway.
A cheaper one will save money incase you want a drive such.
Currently it is on with USBs anyway.
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Muy bueno!
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Err... CDs and DVDs are very much alive. Not sure what you're talking about.
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The added small expense of fitting air filters is worth considering because every house/office has some dust and washing a filter pad takes way less time than unplugging the tower to get it onto the bench for cleaning inside the case.
Personally I tend to avoid using the terrabyte size drives on a build unless I've a second one acting as a mirror. It's that nagging doubt about having all eggs in one basket. HDD caddies are also a good investment depending on the setup. Sometimes bulk storage capacity is not a high priority but disc access speed is, applications such as video editing and number crunching being prime examples where some of the more obscure RAID configurations are required spanning multiple drives. They also look cool because few people have them on a desktop system.
Without going over the specs in detail it's hard to say but would probably also fit a higher wattage PSU just to err on side of caution as that processor is pretty hardcore that and USB plugins do tend to mulitply rapidly for geeks.
Personally I tend to avoid using the terrabyte size drives on a build unless I've a second one acting as a mirror. It's that nagging doubt about having all eggs in one basket. HDD caddies are also a good investment depending on the setup. Sometimes bulk storage capacity is not a high priority but disc access speed is, applications such as video editing and number crunching being prime examples where some of the more obscure RAID configurations are required spanning multiple drives. They also look cool because few people have them on a desktop system.
Without going over the specs in detail it's hard to say but would probably also fit a higher wattage PSU just to err on side of caution as that processor is pretty hardcore that and USB plugins do tend to mulitply rapidly for geeks.
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Final parts, ordered today.
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+1 cause i didn't even think they actually made commercial air filters for them; I've got a dryer vent sheet wrapped around 2 plastic straws as mine, I'll be upgrading to that more professional version soon enough
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I was mentioning about the purchase of High end CD/DVD drive..which I thought would be substituted with a relatively cheaper one.
I agree that I have a different opinion on DVD technology and I was for USB and cloud storage tech.
No qualms.
Congrats on your New PC.
Wish Great going.
I agree that I have a different opinion on DVD technology and I was for USB and cloud storage tech.
No qualms.
Congrats on your New PC.
Wish Great going.
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I suggest you invest a little bit more money and get the Core i5-2500k instead of Core i5-2400 for your CPU.
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A super fast quad core one?