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Need guidance? I'm here to help. What do you require?

Need guidance? I'm here to help. What do you require?

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MineSlime5
Junior Member

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10-26-2016, 11:37 PM

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I was thinking about using this ATX case, so I discovered an ATX from 2011. I began assembling it, and noticed the Xeon 2680 v1 has eight cores at a minimum price of $40. The v2 model offers ten cores. I intend to overclock them since servers typically generate minimal heat. It will be a dual socket setup, likely paired with a Noctua cooler. My goal is to power through intense light gaming and 3D design projects for my dad’s work.

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MineSlime5

10-26-2016, 11:37 PM #1

I was thinking about using this ATX case, so I discovered an ATX from 2011. I began assembling it, and noticed the Xeon 2680 v1 has eight cores at a minimum price of $40. The v2 model offers ten cores. I intend to overclock them since servers typically generate minimal heat. It will be a dual socket setup, likely paired with a Noctua cooler. My goal is to power through intense light gaming and 3D design projects for my dad’s work.

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littleman999
Member

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10-27-2016, 05:52 AM

#2

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littleman999

10-27-2016, 05:52 AM #2

Please write paragraphs

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potatogold007
Junior Member

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11-04-2016, 02:10 AM

#3

I was thinking about using this ATX case and discovered an ATX motherboard from 2011. I began assembling it, learning that the Xeon 2680 v1 has eight cores and costs around $40, while the v2 offers ten cores. I intend to overclock them since servers typically generate minimal heat. The system uses a dual socket design, which should pair well with a Noctua cooler. My goal is to power through intense light gaming sessions, and I’m excited about the 3D design for my dad’s project.

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potatogold007

11-04-2016, 02:10 AM #3

I was thinking about using this ATX case and discovered an ATX motherboard from 2011. I began assembling it, learning that the Xeon 2680 v1 has eight cores and costs around $40, while the v2 offers ten cores. I intend to overclock them since servers typically generate minimal heat. The system uses a dual socket design, which should pair well with a Noctua cooler. My goal is to power through intense light gaming sessions, and I’m excited about the 3D design for my dad’s project.