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Guru3D Rig of the Month - February 2014 - Page 2

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 02/28/2014 09:17 AM [ 4] 19 comment(s)

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4. How much money did you spend on the rig as it is right now?

For all the inside components  I think about 1200€. Monitors and NAS not included. The case, well, lets say it was worth it.
 




5. How often do you update/buy a new rig?

I usually update components every 12-18 months. Next upgrade probably will be X99. Last one before z77 was Westmere. I like playing with new graphic cards, so probably that component is updated more often.




6. What components are used?

With this build I used:

  • Intel i7 3770K (EK Supremacy Full Nickel) overclocked to 4.7 with HT
  • Asus Maximus V Gene Z77
  • 2x 4GB Samsung Green 1600 DDR3 30nm overclocked to 2133 Cas 10
  • SSD Samsung 830 128GB (Using a 7TB synology as main storage)
  • PowerColor AMD R9 290 unlocked to 290X (EK Full Block R9 290X Acetal-Nickel) overclocked to 1200/1500 
  • Antec TPQ 850W

 




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