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Alfonse wrote:
[i]It's not a craze, this is who I am!
I do my research then shop around. Buying each part independently's the only way to do it nowadays
Get off the high horse Alfonse! Shop around as much as you like but get a company to build it for you ... with your specs ... saves time, money and comes with a warranty! Do you give yourself a warranty every time you 'fk' up? Get a life ... :¬)
you've built 'one' so far to my memory[/i]
Implying it's cheaper. Implying building it isn't the funnest part. Implying each individual part doesn't come with a warranty
I've built one for myself, one for my father/brother/sister in London, one for my next door neighbour, and two a couple of years ago when I interned at this awful networking solutions company
It's not a craze, this is who I am!
I do my research then shop around. Buying each part independently's the only way to do it nowadays
Get off the high horse Alfonse! Shop around as much as you like but get a company to build it for you ... with your specs ... saves time, money and comes with a warranty! Do you give yourself a warranty every time you 'fk' up? Get a life ... :¬)
you've built 'one' so far to my memory
I do my research then shop around. Buying each part independently's the only way to do it nowadays
I thought the old $ -> £ had hit the build it yourself 'craze'.
Mines absolutely gorgeous. Was cheap as hell to put together, runs practically silently and is always colder than room temperature. Don't even get me started on the airflow
It works out cheaper as well
So to answer your question, yes a GTX570 will be fine but so will many others:
GTX590,580,570,480,470 and GTX560 Ti and 560. (The 560 ti is really good value for such a good card)