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Awesome build. Solid.
i'd dump the ssd, you'll fill it up. a single f3 1tb will be sufficient.
SSDs are used as boot drives not storage
change the black 1tb for a samsungF3, used the money saved to get a 850w psu if you want GTX470 in sli, the 750w psu was for sli GTX460.
I would suggest swapping the monitor to this. Supposedly the LED backlight implementation used by LG is not great - and the BenQ is better. As a bonus it is a bit cheaper and a bit bigger.
However, if you are using it a lot for photoshop - you may want to go with an IPS monitor instead of a TN (here is an explanation of the difference). This one is great and this one is a bit bigger. Here is a review.
Lol, ok then. As for the BenQ vs LG it will be pretty close between the two as they are both TN panels with LED backlights. Individuals may find one better than the other, but it won't be night and day. Either way, MANY peopel of these forums are very happy with the BenQ and it is a bit bigger and cheaper than the LG, which is a plus.
As for IPS, it really depend on how much colour accurate work you do in photoshop. If it isn't much then you may as well save some money on a cheaper TN screen.
60gb is plenty for win7 and about 5 decent games, so unless your into playing every single game at once, it is plenty.
and if you don't know why a ssd is worth £100, then you have never used or owned one.
/facepalms
your wrong, my win7 install, with mafia2, Batman aa, crysis warhead, nero rom, and five nvidia demos is 51.2gb.
if you don't know what your talking about then don't post.
So basically you've got like 10gb left and 3 games installed, one application that takes up a few mb... yeah...All I'm saying is, you don't really have room for much more
At this point it is working for you but let's face it, there is not much more room.
Installing another game plus a few real software packages like Office, Visual Studio, Adobe suite software is not really possible let alone the fact that it some software needs free space on drives alone to install updates...
I know what I'm talking about, I've had Raptors 74gb in Raid 0, the 64gb SSD even less.
I would only need to install 2-3 games I chose one game and play it religiously also if in the future i need more space I will buy another SSD
and it looks like my choice was right,
where, office, adobe apps, came from I don't know.