A Land Far Away

I got sick of out of memory errors when toolsetting.. so I have ordered this... overkill I know, but I don't care.

Gigabyte GTX670 2GB DDR5 PCI-E
G.Skill Ripjaws Z 32GB(4x 8GB)F3-12800CL10Q-32GBZL
GIGABYTE G1.Sniper M3 Gaming Motherboard
Intel Corei5 3570K Quad Core 3.4GHz
CM Storm Enforcer - Black Ultra Gaming Midi Tower - No PSU
Cooler Master TPC-812 Vertical Vapor Chamer Cooler
Pioneer DVR-220LBK DVD Writer (Black, 24x, Dual Layer, SATA)
CoolerMaster Silent Pro ModularII 1000w PSU
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64bit)
Cooler Master XtraFlo 120mm Red LED Fan. 2000RPM
Cooler Master Mega Flow 200mm Fan - RED LED
OCZ Agility 3 120GB SATAIII 2.5" Solid State Drive

The most general way to solve any problem: Throw money at it.

Not too far away from mine, only ever got 1 memory problem when I had the following open.
Dm Client
Mirc & Web browsing ~10 tabs
I was remoting into the MS host
I had 3 huge areas and about 10 convos open in the toolset.

And I only have half the ram you do.

You should be fine.

If you're throwing money at a PC though, 2 monitors is always handy as all hell.

Yeah, but I got a 28" monitor, so I would need another one right? If I could have a 19" next to it running at a different resolution, I'd consider it.

Not sure I've got 2x 24" its a godsend that's all I know

Although I now want 3...

I want a bigger home to put more than 1 monitor into.

You can run 2 monitors with different resolutions no problemo.

ElCadaver wrote:Yeah, but I got a 28" monitor, so I would need another one right? If I could have a 19" next to it running at a different resolution, I'd consider it.

I usually do just this - pull out my old 19" monitor and sit it next to my current thing (at least use to - an laser printer which doesn't work has taken it's spot). Really handy when toolsetting.

next you'll put glowing flouro lights under your car.

I've just bought four 30cm lamptron white led light strips to really make the insides POP!

And I'm changing the heatsink to a Thermaltake SpinQ VT, as the other one touches the ram heatsinks, which can't be good electrically.

So absolutely no money for under car lighting I'm afraid.

unless... you strap the pc underneath the car!

genius!

drool.

Had to change the CPU Heatsink, because the Coolermaster TPC812 actually sat on top of the gaming ram heatsinks. Any metal touching that isn't supposed to be is bad, so I went for the Thermaltake SpinQ VT, which isn't quite as efficient, but looks cooler. I picked up some Lamptron LED strips to finish it off.

Why would you want a glowing PC? I always go try remove all the silly little lights I can find - hate when they make the power button glow.