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I'm lovin' the 750 watts of pure p-p-p-p-power!

Nice rig and some nicely taken shots


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I'm lovin' the 750 watts of pure p-p-p-p-power!
Yes as 750W will give him power to spare.... important in a gaming rig because of the extra-heavy demands put on every component. The PSU is the least-noticed and MOST important component in any rig. It will also allow room for anything he may wish to add later-- though with that list he won't need for much... great job


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WOW very nice!!!!


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Yes as 750W will give him power to spare.... important in a gaming rig because of the extra-heavy demands put on every component. The PSU is the least-noticed and MOST important component in any rig. It will also allow room for anything he may wish to add later-- though with that list he won't need for much... great job
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Yeah paint the optical drives black, and that'll add a nice finishing touch to the case. Great rig btw. .



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