750

849

Elektra +7 Set - 18m

Halloween Shoulder - 6m

Ram Metorium Head - 26m

Candy EF +4 - 3.5m

Xia Trans (14-days) - 3m


Also buying a Dark Meto.

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Send me a message on my forum account or my in-game account, SS Man.
Offers and trades welcome.

Quote from: Bluepatchx on July 02, 2015, 04:19:40 AM
399 :3

You last guessed at 5:16 PM.
Please follow the rules and only guess again at least 12 hours (5:16 AM or later) after your last guess.

The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything, 42.

Thank you for hosting this event.

Quote from: anaroy50 on July 01, 2015, 03:42:27 AM
I Think U Meant -
Forum Account

Thanks Roy, fixed.

Buying one Dark Meto gun, 100M gigas.

Send me a message on my forum account or my in-game account, SS Man.

Thank you.

Quote from: trashburmy on June 29, 2015, 04:24:06 AM
Nice job guys! <3 On to 46!

Quote from: Optimism on June 24, 2015, 09:51:25 PM
I looked into building my own and the only thing I'd be concerned about is getting the wiring correct. I have no idea where the hell to plug certain things in. I wish guides went over this a bit more. The rest seems pretty simple.

The wiring can be a challenge at first, but everything is labeled (albeit with shorthand) and your motherboard will always come with a manual book which tells you what goes where.

Quote from: Yz on June 25, 2015, 02:38:37 AM
the term 'building your own pc is the only way to get a pc' doesn't imply handmaking it yourself. it means get a custom order, and all custom shops that aren't online will just build it for you, or get a custom order online and take it to a pc shop and get it built.

that's if you have the money tho, i just forked over 70 for mine to get made for me

I personally assembled my PC, but services like that have been mentioned before in this thread.

IGN: Man
Level: 270
Level of Activity: Obsessive (14-16 hours/day)
Able to Grind: Yes, very well. (1m+ GP/day)
Specialties: English, IT acumen, GFX, ample experience (registered 2010)

                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

I grind very frequently and I have no trouble helping a fellow SoSa member.
I often help lobby players and host open rooms which would contribute positively to SoSa's image.
I will participate in any and all SoSa events, and be an active member of the Skype group.

I can build my GP quickly to recoup any lost in kicking an inactive member.

I think I'd make a good fit here.
Thank you for your consideration.

Quote from: anaroy50 on June 23, 2015, 01:05:37 PM

Quote from: Throttle on June 23, 2015, 01:03:16 PM

1m coins are 30m, well 100k should be 3m.

Thanks, fixed. 

Here's my junk.

Elektra +7 Set - 24m

Halloween Shoulder - 6m

Ram Metorium Head - 28m

Candy EF +4 - 3.5m

Xia Trans (14-days) - 6m

(10x) 100K Coins - 3m ea

Tinker - offer

Offers and trades welcome.

Quote from: Pokeh on June 23, 2015, 12:32:14 AM
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100019096%20600014723%20600014701%20600493418%204023%20600218180%204022&IsNodeId=1&bop=And&Order=REVIEWS&PageSize=30

That link that you posted directs me to Neweggs homepage (assuming because I'm in Canada)

Otherwise, is it OK if I post the parts here for review? I may just learn how to build a PC and spare the trouble, or collect all the parts and go to a local computer shop to compile them.

Thanks for the help dude!

Here's what I got: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/GfcsFT

Nice build.
I don't think you'll have any trouble assembling parts yourself if you decide to do so.

Quote from: qolderman on June 23, 2015, 05:17:38 AM
also i recommend you to take 4x4 gb ram

I agree, but you might find that 4x4 is considerably more expensive.
Using dual-channel memory also means you'll be free to add even more memory in the future, though it's unlikely you'd want to.

Quote from: Pokeh on June 22, 2015, 04:37:58 AM
yeah. Looking for something that's got at least the following:
8gb ram
3ghz+ processor
1 TB hard drive (+ maybe an SSD)

I have no idea where to look (newegg, etc. seem expensive as hell) and my budget is ~$1k

The PC will mostly be used for mild video editing, lots of music editing, 24/7 torrenting, etc. and I'm hoping to get something that has good hardware for sound quality, low power consumption, etc.

If it can run XP, that would be a miracle lmao but i'm cool with win 7

ANY suggestions on where I should start? Google brought me nothing.

If your budget is $1K, I strongly recommend building your own.
My budget was about the same and I got a really great deal on most of my parts.
Sites like PCPartPicker.com make compatibility trivial and make sure you get the best deals on the right parts.
It'll also estimate the average power consumption of your machine, which mindful part selection and a good PSU can help with.
Most on-board (motherboard) sound cards would be insufficient for a diehard audiophile; if you have those needs, you'll need to buy a separate/dedicated sound card.
If you prefer, LogicalIncrements.com ranks parts in tiers so you can choose the best of each class for your budget.
Assembling parts is extremely easy, but there are still services which will let you customize your system and buy it pre-built.

If you choose this route, I can help you choose your parts and you can ask questions on sites like TomsHardware.com.

If not, Newegg is probably the best place to shop for pre-built, non-customized PCs.
Take a look at this page for a few options.
Keep in mind that Gaming/Entertainment PCs come equipped with better GPUs, which are helpful with video editing.

Best of luck.

I'm sorry to hear that, Ring.  
I saw you in-game today, so I hope you're making do okay.

Quote from: qolderman on June 22, 2015, 04:10:12 PM
teachers are not alloweed to take smartphones for a long time, if he/she took it, he/she has to give it back at the of the day

The laws or customs in Korea might be different.