Powerful PC Gaming Build for under $1200! (Part 2)

Asus P5E, Deluxe E8400, Gskill 4GB RAM,
Powercolor HD4850, OCZ 600W SLI ready,
WD 7200RPM hard drive, Coolermaster Centurion 590 case, Gaming PC.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Asus
• P5E
• Deluxe
• E8400
• Gskill
• 4GB
• RAM
• benchmarks
• overclocking
• gaming
• PC
• Powercolor
• HD4850
• OCZ
• 600W
• SLI
• ready
• WD
• 7200RPM

[outnumbird2]

Great video mate...just a question :can you put a ati card on a nvidia chipset

thx

[MichaelsInspiration]

@outnumbird2, Yes you can - though it will not work in crossfireX ( Dual GPU's )

[MrLawliePawp]

@MichaelsInspiration 1 question. my motherboard has an amd chipset, but can it sli gpu's?(it has sli enabled). Just making sure.

[MichaelsInspiration]

Hi there,

Which amd chipset do you have?

[MrLawliePawp]

@MichaelsInspiration AMD 990fx.

[MichaelsInspiration]

@MrLawliePawp: Yes! the 990FX does support SLI.

[MrLawliePawp]

@MichaelsInspiration :D ok thnx

[fmpanic000]

i wouldnt overclock past 3.5 on stock cooler YOU WILL FRY THE FUCKING THING AT 4GHZ WITH STOCK COOLER!!!!!

[fmpanic000]

....there is no point in changing the thermal compound.....ON A STOCK COOLER! there is no need because every cpu can run perfectly fine with stock paste.

[AceGamingProductions]

you didnt even spread the heatsink on the CPU or buy an aftermarket fan... please upload the video of your CPU melting in your case!

THANKS!

[wiramalaya91]

nice mobo anyway but not a high-end build gaming pc

[KatiushaVN4]

You should get another fan. Don't use stock fan