I have try to reset the bios in two different ways, take out the litterära battery on the motherboard and move the CMOS Jumper. I only have a ssd so I don't know if it's go but the DVD reader star and recognize if there is a cd in it and all the fans start running.

When I look at the processor it look normal but could it be that that have broke when the electricity disappear from the motherboard so I don't have to pay for sending in a working motherboard?

I have talk to the shop there i bought the motherboard from and say what happens and they say that it would get on the warranty so I would send in the motherboard and then they would fix it or I would get a new one

The bad thing is that I don't see anything at all. What happens was that then I have made a user with password and it was loading I see in my computer that the cable between the PSU and the motherbord and the cpu cooler fan was really close to etch other so I thought I just schood move it a bit and when the cable haven't click in all the way so the computer shoot down and now I can't get a picture on the screen at all:(

Pleace help me now, I have just built the computer and then the operativ system was finish installing the computer shot down and now then I start it again I can't get any picture on the screen, that can have gon wrong?

I didn't understand that the case could make so big different on the airflow and read many good reviews about the case and now I have already get it so it's to late to chance

I read in another forum that one have take away the grill at the back of the case to make better airflow and drop the tempature, is that hard to do and is it worth it? Mayby I can do something similar at the intake in the front of the case?

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I world get the last things tomorow and going to built everything on Friday when I have some time over, to make the best cable management and airflow, there would I set the DVD-reader and the hard drive?
I self think that the hard drive would be place as low as possible then it is a ssd it downt need so much air cooling and then it's best to place it there it have as low impact on the airflow as possible, and is it is place long way from the motherboard and the PSU it would stench out the cables. The DVD reader I really don't know, would it be placed as far down as possible so that the cables can be place over it or is it better to do the opposite?

@liam887 said:

@vigge50 said:

Found this one now on 35% sale for just 699:- MSI GeForce GTX 550Ti V2 1GB DDR5 2xDVI HDMI PCIe

I would love the new MSI GTX 680!

I ordered a normal GTX 680 but still dreaming of the MSI versino for my second card...

What website did you find the deal on?

That was on a Swedish website but that offer isn't anymore so now it cost 1080 Swedish crowns and that's about 125 € but it wasn't GTX 680, it was GTX 550ti

Tanks for the tip, do i need a filter at the back fan there I would blow out the air?

I have bought everything and just wait for the motherboard and the PSU. When I read littel more about optimize airflow and like that I found out that my chassi would suck in dust, is it worth to by a dust filter and place at the frontfan or would it just stop the airflow to much? I read somewhere that to optimize the airflow, you would block the fan holes that you don't so that the air go the way you want. Is it good or bad? I would have two openings on the side.

@numerobis said:

maybe look for a review with noise level testing... i don't know how quiet the fan of the cheap MSI cards is. Normally the video card fan will be the loudest part of your system now.
But it will be hard to judge by reading reviews... Maybe you should buy it and if it is too noisy than you can change the cooler for an arctic cooling one or something like this (but then you will loose the warranty of your card - theoretically).

...just to be clear, i can't promise you that a 550TI is faster in Sketchup than a 650. I can only look at the reviews like you do!

I saw that that prices is just until tomorrow so I think I buy it now

Found this one now on 35% sale for just 699:- MSI GeForce GTX 550Ti V2 1GB DDR5 2xDVI HDMI PCIe

@numerobis said:

Yes, the kingston ssd now 300v is nice for the price. I have the 120 gb version in a render node as budget version. Very fast. The only thing i don't know is how it bahaves over the time. But it should be ok.

It cost just 722 so I think I take it.

Now I am on a total of 7846:- with 16 gig ram

If the intel ssd 330 120gb had low IOPS i found Kinston ssdnow v300 120 gb that have much more and near the same speed for a better price,

A hard drive is not a 32- bit or a 64-bit
http://www.sevenforums.com/backup-restore/139224-backup-32bit-external-hard-drive-64-a.html

@numerobis said:

@vigge50 said:

I felt this was littel to much so I change the gtx550ti to gtx650 or would this make big different for me?

@numerobis said:

Tom's Hardware (www.tomshardware.com)

maybe 20-25% slower?

Yes, normally the write speed is slower on smaller models. For Samsung models the difference between 256GB and 128GB model is ~ 20%. I
For the intel 330 the nominal write speed seems to be the same, but the IOPS are much less
http://ark.intel.com/compare/70274,67288,67287

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I would not buy less than 16GB. Even if one app is only using 2-3GB you will maybe start multiple instances of it and use Photoshop or other apps at the same time. 16GB is not too much! Do not limit yourself with this. RAM is cheap today.
The Z77 Pro3 has four DIMM slots and supports32GB RAM max. So if you buy your 2x8GB now, you will be able to plug in two more later if you need it.
1600MHz CL9-10 is enough. Faster RAM will give you close to none for modeling and rendering. Maybe 2-3% in some applications. But if you have not enogh RAM, you will notice it!!!
Last year i have upgraded 3 of my rendernodes from 12 to 24GB because they weren't enough anymore. I had to take out the 6x2GB modules to plug in 6x4GB... after that i had 18 useless 2GB modules to sell... do not save on the wrong things!

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@mac1 said:

You noted using the HD from another PC. Hope you are aware all drivers for a 64 bit system MUST be 64 bit and if it is from a 32 bit system it will not work unless you can get 64 bit driver for it! Chances of that are two: slim and none.

A HDD from a 32bit system that will not work on a 64bit system...?!? Interesting...

I found this and there it says that they are best on different things http://www.hwcompare.com/13482/geforce-gtx-550-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-650/

Okey, i take 8x2 gig then

What is iops and different would I notice?

If i download a program and clean the hole harddrive, world it still be 32 bit harddrive? How do i know if a harddrive is 32-bit or 64-bit?

I have found out that both sketchup and vray is 32-bit application and that means that it can just use 2 gb of ram so 16 gig is overkill, mayby go down littel and choose a faster?

The processor is a boxed version and her is a review of the CPU cooler http://www.pureoverclock.com/Review-detail/thermalright-true-spirit-120m-cpu-cooler/5/
The case I thought to bought has one installed, I going to buy one more and there is space to a third fan that I can buy if I need more. The room there I going to have the computer is in the end of the house and it use to be littel coller there so I think it will help me littel to hold down the tempature. As I say before, I going to use my old hard drive that I have in my computer now if I need more space.

I felt this was littel to much so I change the gtx550ti to gtx650 or would this make big different for me? I thougt about take the intel 330 120gb insted of 180gb and then take the harddrive i have in my computer now but somewhere I read that the 120gb was worse then the 180 gb, do you know anything about that?