[PICS] My first ever custom PC build log

[N!ck]

Sure if it's a cooler, their ram and ssds are useless.

Their RAM has been fine for me. Good price as well.

[Jahova]

Their RAM has been fine for me. Good price as well.

I have their RAM too, no problems for me!

[AgnesIO]

Where did you get your case Tom?

Plus where did you buy all your parts?

[Johno]

Im pretty certain he bought most of it from ebuyer

Have you got any shots now since its completed?

[Jahova]

Where did you get your case Tom?

Plus where did you buy all your parts?

The case can be bought from eBuyer, just one thing though. If you want to use a big CPU Cooler with this case, you can't fit a large 22cm fan in the case aswell, which is a small let down: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/150289.

Im pretty certain he bought most of it from ebuyer

Have you got any shots now since its completed?

I took the computer apart as the motherboard actually wasn't compatible fully with my AMD processor. I sent back the motherboard and I am still awaiting a new ASUS M3N-H motherboard: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/145753.

More screenshots of my second time building the PC will be coming soon, when my new motherboard arrives, some time this week.

[Jahova]

I just re-built the PC (no pictures sorry) and all is now working excellently. Here is the CPU-Z validation for you guys to *drool* over;

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=594382

[Stephen!]

803MHz! Sweet!

Turn off cool n quiet you wuss! Jokes.

[N!ck]

Go into your BIOS. Whack the RAM voltage to 2.1V and manually set the frequency to 1066MHz.

You have this RAM right? http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149202

[Jahova]

I got a new CPU-Z validation link, after I overclocked my core speed to 3.5GHz. All is going well except for when I try to manually set the RAM speed, the system won't boot or post. I'll look into it later. Here's the link for you guys: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=601338

[N!ck]

I got a new CPU-Z validation link, after I overclocked my core speed to 3.5GHz. All is going well except for when I try to manually set the RAM speed, the system won't boot or post. I'll look into it later. Here's the link for you guys: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=601338

Make sure the voltage is right if it's not posting.