[thecore762]

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Originally Posted by nunyadam

As JP said Build it and run it stock first. Give it some time. Save Overclocking for later. If you want to do something fun with it Join the Folding @ Home Team. We have a few members who will be more than willing to teach you how to Over Clock that beast SAFELY.
Looks like your going to have a nice Computer thanks to the fact you worked with these guys to get the right parts. Good Luck with your new build.

I can't thank you guys enough, saved me nearly 300$ from my original build.

JP and crew, I will definitely enjoy my system without OC'ing I know I will have a system that is fast and neat.
Last thing I want to do is mess up my brand new system.

<----< this is a guy that is upgrading from an old 2004 AMD 3500+ Compaq computer.
The only good part about my old computer is my super hot Nvidia 7950gt + a good razer sound card.

I know where to come for anymore advices for Video card and LCD monitors. (since I am getting those two soon).
Here.

I know you guys don't have to do this, but I appreciate everyone taking time from their day to help noobies like me.

Feels like Christmas came early for me.

I will post pictures when I get the system up and running.

Also what type of tape should I use to tape up the wires?
I don't want something permanent that leaves a mark and sticky forever, just something easy, cheap, and neat.

I do have Folding @ Home with my Playstation 3, I will definitely join your team to contribute my support.
I use to be with a different team.