Brand New First-Time Custom-Built Desktop

Mycroft Holmes

Ok so I read 64.0gb as 640mb and thought that was a little sad , wheres the green with envy smiley - this will have to do :rolleyes:

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

thatraja

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Matthew Faithfull

What sort of motherboard did you go for in the end to mount all that goodness onto? I haven't done desktop build for ages but I usually go for the second from latest Asus in either the AMD or Intel lines depending on the processor.

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Brendan Costigan

64GB. I smell a machine with Hyper-V in mind! Nice.

All round good guy.

Lost User

Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:

Intel i7-3820 CPU @ 3.60 GHz
64.0 GB RAM

:omg: :thumbsup: Posting from an i3 with 16 Gb.

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Ian Shlasko

Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:

Windows 8 Pro

My condolences.

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AspDotNetDev

:thumbsup: That is how it should be done. Though, I'd have gone for at least a 512GB SSD. The only reason I haven't upgraded my desktop at work is because they only offer a 256GB SSD (I am already using about that much, and plan to use more with VM's). Oh well, I guess the nice thing about a custom desktop build is that the hard drive can be really easy to upgrade.

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