Cursed case and a half processor

[Moonglow]

If it ain't a 2 terabyte it ain't shit...

It is a 3 terabyte

Then it's the bomb..But you stated earlier it was a gigabyte..

The name of the company that made the motherboard.

Ok, I see..The last one I bought off of Jet was an Asus..$188.00 dollars with free shipping..

My last really expensive one was the Asus M2R32-MVP (190€, I got it for 120€) for the AMD AM2+ socket. A lightning fast ATI Xpress 3200 chipset. The board ranged one in most categories against even more expensive boards. Mad Asus didn´t deliver support for Phenom II, even a 40 € Foxconn got it!
The one I have now is certainly not a cheap one but not that expensive.

As long as the heat doesn't affect it, it should last a while..

 

[Bleipriester]

I hope so.

 

[Bleipriester]

I changed my mind and it will be a Kolink KL-600M for low 52 €.

It is a Hungarian company and although its PSUs are quite cheap in price, they have their entire company infrastructure in Europe so dealing with them in case of need is not a problem. In sharp contrast to the producers of cheap fire starters even their cheapest 30 € 500W PSUs keep their promises and pass the tests. They are also a Caseking in-house brand. There is no need to pay more. There is even a design and cable management and sleeved cables. I had a lengthy discussion on a German board about it and I turned out to be the Kolink Minister of Propaganda because of my unwillingness to fork out twice as necessary

 

[Bleipriester]

For all who want to calculate their need of power, here is a Power Supply Calculator.

Power Supply calculator - calc for silent PSUs of be quiet!

My current has a maximum consumption of 298 watts according to the calculator, with new memory and GPU it will be 400 maximum.

 

[EverCurious]

I had an amp problem running my R9-290x with an 8950FX, replaced my Silverstone 1200W with an EVGA SuperNova T2 1600W (because why beat around the bush heh) Not had a black screen since.

My rig - System Build - FX-8350 4.0GHz 8-Core, Radeon R9 290X 4GB DirectCU II (... - PCPartPicker

 

[Bleipriester]

There it is: