Xhanmourn

Hi guys, Need some tips/advise again. This time it's in regards to routing the 8 pin connector through the back of the motherboard. I'm thinking of getting a Seasonic S12II 620 PSU. It's stated that the cable length for the 8 pin is 550mm. Would this be long enough to route it through the back without having the need of extension? I would be getting a CM Storm Enforcer case. Motherboard would either be a Gigabyte F2A85X UP4 or Asus F2A85V Pro. Thanks!

Thanks for the advise guys. Really appreciate it.

Thanks for the replies guys. I got an Athlon 64 dual core with 1Gb of RAM. I got this one for 5 or 6 years now. I need to upgrade it in the next 2 to 3 weeks it's because I use this for work and it's really crapping out on me. It was 2 Gb of RAM until like a couple of weeks ago and one gave out. Instead of patching it up like I did in the past I decided to just get a new system. Right now I'm weighing between the A10 with Asus F2A85V Pro or the i3 4130 with Gigabyte D3HP. Just in case this would help you guys I would be running Ubuntu on a VM for work. Then play some fps games when I have the time. I have seen a review where the Haswell i3 has better benchmarks than the A10 which is on stock. And yeah I am a novice when it comes to overclocking so it would also boil down to if I have the guts to oc the A10 or not. LOL

Hey guys, I need help. I'm thinking of getting an Intel Core i3 3240 3.4GHz with MSI B75A-G43 gaming Motherboard. I'm on a tight budget and I would be using this for work and gaming. I currently have a Radeon 7750HD video card which I would be adding. Would I get good frame rates in games with this setup? I would be able to upgrade the heatsink in the next few weeks so OC might be possible in the future. Another possible set up is a AMD Trinity A10 5800K with a Asus F2A85V Pro. Any thoughts? Cheers! X