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dannyjt wrote:
Elite-Hawk wrote:
dannyjt wrote:
The 24 pin cable on my new Power Supply is just an inch or so short :<
Are extension cables a good idea, or should I look into getting a new PSU as soon as possible?
Never used extension cables before.
NZXT do good neat cable extensions. http://www.scan.co.uk/products/nzxt-cb-24p-24pin-black-braid-sleeved-motherboard-power-extension-cab ...
Sweet
I'm not at major risk of causing any problems with the hardware though am I?
Doubt it, NZXT are a reputable brand and i've seen these cables in builds before.
1. Not really, no. Plenty of guides if you get stuck.
2. Honestly, wherever is cheapest. Usually stick to the likes of Amazon, Scan, Novatech, eBuyer and Overclockers.
3. Plenty wise, don't worry about DX11.1, most games are barely using 11 still. As for Windows 8, that depends on whether you want to go Metro or not. Go 7 and at worst upgrade for £25 or whatever it'll cost.
4. You can get small PCs that would be console wise but it'll not be cheap, your best bet would be something like the Alienware X51 but the GPU in those isn't all that great, limited to a GTX555 unless you install your own.
2. Honestly, wherever is cheapest. Usually stick to the likes of Amazon, Scan, Novatech, eBuyer and Overclockers.
3. Plenty wise, don't worry about DX11.1, most games are barely using 11 still. As for Windows 8, that depends on whether you want to go Metro or not. Go 7 and at worst upgrade for £25 or whatever it'll cost.
4. You can get small PCs that would be console wise but it'll not be cheap, your best bet would be something like the Alienware X51 but the GPU in those isn't all that great, limited to a GTX555 unless you install your own.
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