Alright guys, I wasn’t planning on doing this until next week but the urge hit me early this morning so I decided to knock out Part 2 of How-To Build a Tech Station / Bench Rig! Here’s a link to Part 1 of Building a Tech Station / Bench Rig
Parts:
We have here 5/16
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I got an idea recently (While doing the eVGA GTX 650 review) that I really, really needed a Tech Station / Bench Rig so I wouldn’t have to keep opening my case and rummaging around. A Tech Station is basically an open-air rig that people use to quickly swap out hardware. I thought about buying
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Alright guys, this isn’t so much a review as a Love Confession. I love Monsoon Compression Fittings and I think everyone into drowning their hardware needs to give them a look.
I bought mine in a 6-Pack from Performance-PC’s (http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=59_346_1026_1028)
Here are some pics (These were taken a while ago with my iPhone and very poor lighting,
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Hi guys!
Quick little Pro Tip. You guys might already know about the incredible website http://pcpartpicker.com/, you may already use it every day to post your rig onto forums or Reddit.
If that’s all you’re using it for, you’re not unlocking it’s true potential! Set up an account and go to your preferences (http://pcpartpicker.com/user/YOURUSERNAME/preferences/) and at
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Overview:
The 650 is described on their website (from EVGA) as being “If you’re passionate about first-person shooters like Call of Duty, massively multiplayer online games like World of WarCraft, or real-time strategy games like StarCraft II, GeForce GTX is for you. And your first step into GeForce® GTX gaming is the EVGA GeForce GTX 650.”
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Even though this gaming network card has been out for a while, I thought it would be a great review. I personally use the Killer 2100, and have mixed reviews about the actual network card, and software that comes with it, the Killer Network Manager.
The Killer 2100 uses its own network
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Trough trial and error, it has become habbit to test a new motherboard fully before actually taking the time and installing it. Reasons for this are simply because you never know if the board is good at all before benching it. So here is how you test before giving your new motherboard its permanent home.
