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Yeah, you can buy the cooler separately and it will look slightly different It would be nice to be able to just buy a gtx480 thats cool and quiet, without ever having to even open it up at. Plus you know they should have decent headroom for OC'ing and come with a 5 year warranty. I think...

I'm actually curious myself to see if there are any particular guidelines for a getting a comfortable chair :P But TBH though, I think the best way would be to find a place with chairs within your budget, and test them

Whilst that is an option, I would say that having the opportunity to start out with a faster drive and fresh install would be the better choice ;)

Congrats to all the winners so far, im really looking forward to seeing all the reviews you guys made.

I could quite happily spend so much money on a PC, that is if I had the money

I recently built an i5 gaming rig as my first rig and I have to say it is amazing. Seeing as it only supports dual channel DDR3, this ram is ideal as its an absolute bargain and performs brilliantly. With the money you save on getting an i5 an that ram, you can afford to buy a better GPU which...

I love it, it only took about 10 mins to put together and it took a legit 18c off temps. My new PSU will arrive today so be ready for a better overclock ;)

I honestly had the best temps using the paste that came with my noctua heatsink. For me, it was slightly better than the MX-3

Yeh, the voltage is probably what is causing it to fail. Try going for around 1.25v, thats actually still pretty low voltage so there shouldn't be any harm in that ;)

Ive been looking into it a little and I wondered if there is a fairly conclusive way to get more exact readings for my intel i5? The temps reported by in the BIOS are a bit higher than what real temp reports, so is there anything I can do to get a better reading?

Especially when you consider that the GPU won't be putting out heat when testing the CPU. I do wonder if it actually would be better off using internal air when you have the GPU and PSU exhausting heat directly underneath?

Well its definitely pretty unique

I actually had a similar problem with using a HD 5870, as it sat directly underneath and put all its warm rising air directly in the path of it.

I purchased two noctua NF-P14 fans that I put on my H50 and it seems to work pretty well. I too have an i5 750 but I can't honestly remember the temps before, so I can't really say if it made a huge difference although I know there was some change.

I figured I would share my OC with you guys so here it is This is with all the cpu features turned off and only the CPU voltage changed to 1.256, everything else left on auto Heres the full set of specs Intel core i5 750 @ 4.4Ghz 1.4v or 4Ghz 1.27v (depends if im gaming or not)...

I love that line I honestly expected it to be more, but its still not cheap