Building Desktop

I'll probably overclock it anyways so going to need that liquid cooling (problem being I've never overclocked a PC, I've had others do it).

I'd rather have more RAM as I find bots to be quite RAM intensive and I'm basically pushing to use as much bots as possible 24/7 basically goldfarming to pay back a decent chunk of my PC costs. I don't have use for a highend GPU - I just watch the occasional movie and browse a LOT. I don't PC game much and when I do it's games like CS:S that I run on my old crappy PC perfectly fine.

I don't think that cooler is worth it tbh - the mechanism doesn't seem like it'd be cooling anything in a hurry. The HD is way more than I need though I do like the tower due to the sheer amount of fans and dust filtering (my rooms seems to be quite dusty though I clean it a LOT [might be due to living in a relatively old building]). I recently cleaned out my tower and the amount of dust in there is ridiculous.

Yeah, it's the common knowledge in the botting community and from personal experience that botting is RAM intensive.


With all that said, I *may* not build a new desktop until summer as I might be getting my security guard license and upgrade my Driver's license which'll cost me about $700 of the current ~$1200 I have saved up in my Desktop fund. :/

 

If your really worried about cooling you can go with a corsair H70 liquid cooler, I bought one when I built my rig but it doesn't fit in that case so I haven't been able to use it so if you do decide to get the h7o you will need a larger case.

 

I always suggest the h70. Good cooling for a low price.

 

This, or either the Noctua D14, D14 is one of the best air coolers on the market, and IMO is better then the H70.

 

You took the words outta my mouth. I couldn't think of the name of that off hand but I knew it was another 3 character name like the H70.

 

I know shit all about cooling lol