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

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SirTrollsALot

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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...
 

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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. :p
 

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am ordering that sweet lady in the purple with the msi gpu and i'm gonna sue if she is not in my package!!
 
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I must agree that the blonde RAM lady is gorgeous. I would let her hold my 1600 MHz Crucial parts anytime...
 
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"..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.
 

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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.
 
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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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