Chox1988
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Probably the STH10, but will look more into it nearer the time.
that is a beast of case
Probably the STH10, but will look more into it nearer the time.
that is a beast of case
that is a beast of case
The price is beastly as well
Probably the STH10, but will look more into it nearer the time.
Nice case and a perfect layout for water. I like the tx10 but its not really practical to have in the lounge.
Project Thief - CaseLabs TX10-D Dual Workstation/Gaming Build - Gulftown and SB-E
Cheers Theydon. I particularly like the fact you have to build it yourself, although I can see tears being shed when it looks nothing like the picture lol.
I had never heard of them until you/Razor mentioned them.....do they do a mini version for normal people?
Nice case and a perfect layout for water. I like the tx10 but its not really practical to have in the lounge.
Project Thief - CaseLabs TX10-D Dual Workstation/Gaming Build - Gulftown and SB-E
Oh my god , i could live inside that
It certainly would be a waste if you didn't have water cooling in something that size mate. I can't see mine being as elaborate as the Project Thief rig (no time or patience lol) but I've got a few ideas in mind as to what I'd like to end up with. Hopefully it won't be too long.
which model are you thinking? They look so good, like in a different league to anything else ive seen.
It's Boltlock so probably the most expensive
I can't wait until I have as much disposable income as Boltlock!
Steady on chaps. I'm waiting for something substantially better than what I have already before building my next rig. It probably won't be until next year anyway.
Haswell-E?
If that's the one with 8 cores then yeah, I'll be all over that!!
A large part of me agrees with you. Your CPU isn't holding you back and you can play all the current games with no issues.
Intel really has shown that they aren't interested in the enthusiast market at the moment which is a big shame and the whole ivy-e approach has been lacklustre. 18 months behind the 1155 release, average at best overclocking and no new chipset. What reason is there to upgrade to ivy-e if you have a 1155 or 2011 sandy setup unless you really need the extra cores.