My only question is why? It seems pointless to have all that power. I have a AMD 3200+ with a x800xt and a GB of ram. I have yet to find a time when my machine was under powered. I even have a lot of visual enhancements, which include a power bar like the macOSX, a ton of desktop widgets, most of which have transparencys, big dark shadows on all windows. It uses a constant 6% or so of CPU.

So what do you possibly need a all that power for? The SLI 7800GT is pointless, one 7800GT will run any game out on the market at highest settings, without any problem.

I just don't understand why you would spend all that on a computer that will be outdated in 2 years. I spend about $600 a year to keep mine completely up to date.

And why have all that power, but no RAID? You harddrives will bottleneck you. I am running two SATA 120GB in a raid, increasing the proformance a lot. It is not extreamly stable, but it has worked for 3 months without a problem.

I would like to upgrade to two GB of ram, but I would have to buy two sticks, because I am running two 512 sticks in dual channel.

Haha! So did I. ;)

I was eager to see what it looked like, too.

CaptFalcon33035 wrote:

I love the casing, but that fan doesn't look like it would be enough to cool anything. You should probably find a cover to cover all those components with an opening in the way of the fan. That way, the air could flow smoothly and keep your components cooled.

Or you could buy a bunch of individual cooling components or fans. I didn't think you had enough room, though.

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I have 6 fans. Two in the rear, the lower-rear area contains the liquid cooling fan. I have two fans on my PSU, a fan on the roof, and one in the front by the drive bays(which can be seen if I were to open up the doors in the front).