My PC, crappy cable tidy but it works :)

XDroidie626

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So this is my system, some things have changed in the system like the motherboard, case fans and CPU Cooler. Tech Specs below
Intel i5 2500 3.3Ghz LGA1155
XFX Radeon 6870 1GB
8GB Corsair RAM 1333Mhz (Current clock due to CPU)
ASUS P8H61-M Z77 1155 (Old motherboard, pins bent :()
Gigabyte G1 Sniper M3 Z77 1155 Rev1 (New Hotness)
Corsair AF120 Exhaust fan
Zalman CNPS11X Extreme CPU Cooler
Xigmatek Case (Simple case)
Seagate 120GB 7200RPM Boot drive (Pulled from old system)
Seagate Barracuda 500GB 7200RPM Random Crap Drive
OCZ 750W Bronze PSU Non Modular
Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Gaming Keyboard
CM Storm Xornet
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit (Should i go Windows 8 Pro? hmm not too sure :S)

Heres the shots, more will be posted when i have the new case LEDs etc :) Also ignore the mess in my room, its always a tip lol
 

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If you can afford it, an SSD makes a mahoosive difference. Best upgrade I ever made.
 
I have a similar case to this Thermaltake V3. I ripped out the HDD tray and placed my H60 there as well as put a precision fan facing CPU(exhaust) dropped my CPU temps 5-10 degrees was allot of work as the tray was screwed shut with double sided stripped screws. Literally had to bend it back and forth with pliers just to remove it but totally worth it in the end.

+ Better Temps
+ Better Cable Management

- Louder
 
SSDs make a huge difference, and with the price of them at the moment it'd be rude not to pick one (or two) up ;)
 
@SnW - Never seen that CPU cooler before , how does it perform mate ? - Well for a 2500, my CPU isnt OCed so im getting around 30c, there is better for cheaper but it was going cheap at the time, also a tip for install if u get one, use AMD screws to fasten it to the back plate, the Intel ones (Silver) dont fit for some reason :S

@Essentian - SSDs make a huge difference, and with the price of them at the moment it'd be rude not to pick one (or two) up - Yeah id love 2 Kingston Hyper X 3k SSDs in RAID0, but atm its not something i can afford, when i had a job was in the build plan but i lost my job so the PC went on hold, case is my main priority then SSDs :)

@wassupdoc - I would get a new case before even considering an ssd you need some serious cable management in there! - Ino its awful management,the case doesnt allow for much management, the back has hardly any room for my wires, my 24pin cant fit through the hole near it due to hole size etc, but hopefully a new case will sort it :) hearing good things bout the Stryker :)

@NRG! - If you can afford it, an SSD makes a mahoosive difference. Best upgrade I ever made. - As said i cant afford SSD, ill probs never go back to HDD when i get a big enough SSD, but with the way the prices are dropping tempted to wait for a 512GB Kingston SSD at an affordable price so i can get x2 :)
 
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