Tom's Hardware's 2012 Gift Guide, Part 1: For System Builders

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[citation][nom]lunyone[/nom]Well I like the "parts" that is up for sale Hard to "focus" on what is actually for sale here[/citation]

If these images give you a boner, then just hit your local petting zoo...
 


Unboxing videos and the like are as far as I'll go! Besides, I'm fairly certain you're in the minority on this one. Thank you, though! It's definitely appreciated. 😛
 
am ordering that sweet lady in the purple with the msi gpu and i'm gonna sue if she is not in my package!!
 
I must agree that the blonde RAM lady is gorgeous. I would let her hold my 1600 MHz Crucial parts anytime...
 
"..still want cooling and acoustic benefits of a liquid-based solution.." Here we go again with the fallacy that liquid cooling is quieter than air displacement. Liquid needs both a radiator and fans to cool. More often than not the radiator won't fit in the case (Swiftek anyone?) and needs to be secured outside the case thus creating a lot more noise than a case with smart air displacement and proper sound dampeners.
 
Ingenious marketing tactic. These models were likely hired to actually model the clothes and someone handed them a computer part after they had the clothing shots done.
 
These are all great recommendations, the only quibble I have is with the MB. The $50 ASRock MB is a heck of a bargain, but I can't imagine building a Trinity Box (or any Box, for that matter) without HDMI.

If you don't need mATX, the ASRock FM2A85X (as opposed to A75X) is still a great deal for $40 more.
 
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