Budget Build

Oh thats great :D
but how do i select free delivery?
All i see is this.

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Go to your account on overclockers.co.uk
- on the left, you and your account
- go to "forums account" on that page
- log in
- it should say you qualify for free shipping or similar
- go to checkout and win :D
 
Was reading about the Zalman T2 Plus case and CPU cooler clearance. Heard one guy say he was told by Zalman that it's 140mm max height. The Raijintek is 157mm. Maybe check with OcUK before purchase.
 
I'm going to get that atx mobo which I specd by accident before and get a bitfenix nos for it. I like the look of it and of course the price.
Edit - bitfenix neos*
 
 
One more question
If i were to buy the ssd on its own. Which cables would i need to buy? What would be best for performance? or would any cable work with same performance.
Thanks.
 
HPTL7 said:
One more question
If i were to buy the ssd on its own. Which cables would i need to buy? What would be best for performance? or would any cable work with same performance.
Thanks.
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The motherboard will come with at least two SATA data cables. And the PSU should come with Sata power connectors. If you ever need more data cables, then something like this with 6Gb/s transfer rate:


http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-078-AK


Even a 3Gb/s one would be okay but might as well get the latest with 6.
 
HPTL7 said:
One more question
If i were to buy the ssd on its own. Which cables would i need to buy? What would be best for performance? or would any cable work with same performance.
Thanks.
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Your mobo should come with at least 2 sata 6GB cables, so you have 1 for the hdd and 1 for the ssd. The power you get from the Psu. Read your manuals for further advice and info.
Don't forget, when installing the OS to the ssd, make sure AHCI is enabled in the bios. Then once the OS is installed, connect your hdd.
 
Idleman said:
Your mobo should come with at least 2 sata 6GB cables, so you have 1 for the hdd and 1 for the ssd. The power you get from the Psu. Read your manuals for further advice and info.
Don't forget, when installing the OS to the ssd, make sure AHCI is enabled in the bios. Then once the OS is installed, connect your hdd.
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Can i do this?
Connect ssd with existing build.
Start windows and boot from windows install disc and select to install on ssd.
then when new build comes, i connect the ssd to that.
Thanks.
 
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