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    my recent build the bulk came from tigerdirect /newegg /amazon. you want to bulk your shipments as to not incur extra costs. (i have amazon prime so i try to use them since it costs me 3 bucks to ship next day)

    anyway i got an extra $90 or so on rebates (which i totally take advantage of) i gotta thank Boz for his help on the recommendations.

    my recent build


    HYPER 212 PLUS UNIVERSAL COOLER - $29.99
    - upgrade on the heat sink


    Gigabyte Intel P67 LGA1155 - 104.99
    - motherboard / supports up to 32gigs of ram/ supports i7/ usb3


    SilverStone 600W 80+ PFC PSU - 94.99
    - power supply unit


    GeForce GTS450 SuperClocked 1 GB GDDR5 PCI-Express 2.0 - $134.99
    -plan on getting another for SLI (for BF3)


    Patriot 8GB Division 2 DDR3 1600MHz CL9 - 94.99
    - ram


    Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition Case -$99.99
    - above


    Intel Core i5-2400 3.1Ghz LGA1155 Sandy Bridge CPU -$189.99

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    • Bad ass build plash :) +1ZOOP
    • €518
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    • Total build cost, minus S&H and interfaces: $749.93, not too shabby, and that case is wicked!ZOOP
    • opps... $659.93 after rebates, under $700 is pretty impressive, especially for the quality of components.ZOOP
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