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akassasin

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3500+ winchester - $279
DFI NF4 Ultra-D - $169
PCP&C Turbo-Cool 510 Express - $230
Raptor 74 GB - $154
Samsung Syncmaster 19" - $185
Leadtek 6800GT - $455
1 GB corsair valueRAM - $137
Audigy 2 ZS - $90
NEC DVD - $60
Logitec 510 - $34
Logitec Elite keyboard - $30
Klipsch Promedia 5.1 - $345
Thermaltake Tsunami - $105

+$250 shipping

=$2550

first build.. hope all goes well. thanks for all the advice everyone.

 
agree very nice system.

i got a question for you what is the difference between the utltra and sli they both have two pci-e slots so i was like ?
 
Originally posted by: w00t
agree very nice system.

i got a question for you what is the difference between the utltra and sli they both have two pci-e slots so i was like ?
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Well I'm not the one to ask but from what I've read the ultra isnt "true SLI".
 
Originally posted by: akassasin
I was under the impression that OCZ were the next best and PC P&P were overpriced.

OCZ is crap?
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ocz modstream is very nice i am gonna get the 450W
the guy talking crap about ocz needs to read some reviews
 
Originally posted by: Blain
Why did you go with that crap OCZ PS, when you wanted the PC P&C?
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The OCZ ModStream power supply family is the quietest, sleekest, most versatile PSU available today! The ModStream comes in 450W/520W configurations with 550W/620W peak loads; they are the ideal solution for PC-users desiring a high-quality mix of power and versatility in their system.

Every ModStream is equipped with OCZ EZMod technology. This advanced cable management system allows you to truly customize you power system to utilize only the UV cables you require, resulting in optimal airflow and the coolest possible environment within your case! All EZMod cables glow brightly when illuminated with UV lighting accessories.

OCZ knows that high performance doesn?t have to come with annoying fan noise! Each ModStream is built with PowerWhisper technology to significantly reduce noise levels to virtual silence, making this the quietest power supply on the market. Experience leading edge reliability and performance with increased air flow, courtesy of a whisper quiet, yet extremely vigorous 120mm fan complete with attractive blue LEDs.

The OCZ Modstream features PowerShield EMI control technology with copper shielded power leads to provide the added benefit of extreme current stabilization and delivery of the cleanest possible output to all your critical system components.

OCZ offers an exclusive 3 year PowerSwap warranty program and industry leading technical support, providing unparalleled peace of mind!
 
hmm.. i didnt research that PSU too much, just heard OCZ PSUs were good. I'm considering cancelling it now and getting the PC P&C that I originally had planned. Does anyone have any experience with an OCZ powerstream 520?

edit: Its a powerstream though, w00t, not a mod.
 
You won't be sorry with the PCP&C.

And the modstream isn't even in the top 10 for performance psus. Definately in the top 3 for value though, I can't deny that. It's a great product for the intended audience.

 
Originally posted by: ribbon13
You won't be sorry with the PCP&C.

And the modstream isn't even in the top 10 for performance psus. Definately in the top 3 for value though, I can't deny that. It's a great product for the intended audience.
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????? lol Wow, there are alot of people who would disagree with you, but I'm not big an arguing.
 
it's nice but you paid a ton of $$ for it. Personally I woulda gone with a 6600 GT.. the 6800s pCI-e are ridiculously overpriced.
 
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