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**Sapremolz** · 09-06-2010, 08:32 PM

Well, in my case, my last puter I built (last year) all by myself, picked all parts, found the best watercooling parts... took me a week. I started to wonder if that was really worth it.

Now I can run my E8600 dual core @ 4250MHz. I can clock it up to 4500Mhz if I want if I crank up all rad and exhaust fans... but I just never do that anymore. I'm happy with my 24/7 overclock.

I think I'll still build my next puter myself. Why settle with the ordinary when you can get more?

09-06-2010, 08:32 PM	#28
Sapremolz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 356 Senior Member	Well, in my case, my last puter I built (last year) all by myself, picked all parts, found the best watercooling parts... took me a week. I started to wonder if that was really worth it. Now I can run my E8600 dual core @ 4250MHz. I can clock it up to 4500Mhz if I want if I crank up all rad and exhaust fans... but I just never do that anymore. I'm happy with my 24/7 overclock. I think I'll still build my next puter myself. Why settle with the ordinary when you can get more?
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