Custom Gaming PC Build 2011 w/ i5 2500K @5GHz

Here is a little video showing off my most recent Sandy bridge build. I got the parts over a few weeks and it came together pretty well. I’m happy with it for now, my next build will hopefully be a dual socket set up. :D Link to my Windows guide and OCN: www.overclock.net Parts list: www.overclock.net i5-2500K @5GHz Asus P8Z68-V 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws X MSI GTX 560Ti TFII Crucial M4 64GB + 2 Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB Asus Xonar DX Corsair TX650 Corsair 650D Thermalright Silver Arrow Windows 7 Pro x64 Filmed with a Canon 60D w/ 15-85mm lens

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24 Responses to “Custom Gaming PC Build 2011 w/ i5 2500K @5GHz”

  1. ZbKiT says:

    holy shit

  2. ZbKiT says:

    How much money did u spend on it?

    Cheers

  3. xRougeGamingx says:

    you dont want your cpu above 70 degrees celcius just sayin

  4. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @xRougeGamingx You don’t know what you are talking about, just saying.

  5. waiiatwi says:

    temps too high, kick back to 4.5 ghz and lower voltage by .1.

  6. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @ZbKiT ~$1300 US

  7. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @waiiatwi Nope, you are looking at core temp. Core temp is good till ~93C till the CPU starts to throttle.

  8. ZbKiT says:

    @SeanWebsterHD
    Getting a PC like yours, here in Argentina, would cost more than US$2200. Damn it.

  9. xRougeGamingx says:

    @SeanWebsterHD your a dumbass do you want to fry your cpu mine is oc to 4ghz and runs at 50c at full load because i dont want to fuck mycpu

  10. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @xRougeGamingx Nope, apparently you have no idea what you are talking about and are the “dumbass.” The Tcase is 73C, that is not the core temp. The max core temp before the CPU will throttle is ~93C, even then the throttling it to keep it from damage. In teh video above you will see the core temps, the Tcase temp was fine and below the 73C. You can do whatever you like with your chip and I know what I can do with mine. Btw. vCore is more influential to CPU degradation than temp.

  11. Fortune2point0 says:

    @xRougeGamingx The entirety of overclock net disagrees with you.

  12. matterlord2 says:

    what was the original cpu clock speed?
    

  13. 1982labman says:

    10 points for tidyness. That case is kinda nice. but i dont know why your roasting it for 8 hours.. just overclock as much as u can untill ur games start bailing and be happy.

  14. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @1982labman I do a lot more than gaming. I need the stability of a good O.C.

  15. byPez says:

    Are you running your video card in the PCIE 2.0 slot and have you had any issues with backwards computability as others have?

  16. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @byPez What issues? And where else would the card be plugged in? lol

  17. buzz9961 says:

    can i use gigabyte z68x-ud3-b with intel core i3 2100 and later upgrade to 2600k or 2500k?

  18. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @buzz9961 Yep.

  19. xRevelations1 says:

    @matterlord2 I5 2500k’s are 3.3Ghz, i have mine running at 4.5Ghz 24/7

  20. MariusHTX says:

    Why Pro edition of Windows 7? And why 2x1TB of HDD. Isn’t that kinda an overkill??

  21. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @MariusHTX I have Windows 7 Pro b/c I got it for free from my university and it has a few extra features over Home edition that I use and like. And for the drives, how is 2TB overkill? I do a lot of video and photo editing and need the space. I have a server with 12TB that is filling up fast that I need to expand upon and add more drives soon.

  22. BigCatPaylakers says:

    @MariusHTX

    Is it ever really overkill? No!

    Nice PC man!!

  23. byPez says:

    Hey forget my other qs it was in regards to something else. How is your cpu running at 100% constant because even when I overclocked mine its jumping around usage, another thing is I have had severe stutter/micro stutter in all my games, mafia 2, battlefield 3, witcher 2. Would you know what might be causing this? I get a min fps of 60 in all games.

  24. SeanWebsterHD says:

    @byPez That is just most likely screen tear from FPS fluctuation. Just turn on vsync and you should not have that anymore.

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