[Krimble]

Yo, my name is Samuel and I just ordered a new custom gaming rig. I used to play on PS3, but felt like I really did not belong there, so I just bought a ThermalTake level 10 gt case, Asus motherboard (can't remember name atm), Amd fx-8120 proccessor, corsair 16gb vengeance ram, 750w corsair PSU and Nvidia geeforce gtx560 2gb. I came here to make friends and learn to OC my CPU. I hope I like it here and I really hope you enjoy having me here aswell, ohh and by the way, I am from New-Brunswick, Canada ;D

 

[Ubeermench]

Welcome to the greatest community ever!

 

[Joakitex]

Welcome! I hope you enjoy your new PC

 

[B-rock]

Once Z hears another Canadian made it into this forum...welcome to OCN! Don't mind the flame that you will get from your CPU. But welcome to at least the most helpful forum that I have ever been to.

 

[Andstraus]

Welcome Krimble! Welcome to a higher level of gaming and a more mature community.

 

[Canadarocker]

Hey Fellow Canadian, welcome!

 

[Epitope]

Welcome. I'm glad you opened your eyes and joined the PC gaming master race.

 

[Krimble]

Thanks for the Warm and fast welcome guys, I will be sure stay arround : )

 

[LilScrappyD]

welcome!

first thing you should do is put your specs up for us!
will save you alot of time when you start to ask questions about overclocking!
you should also OC your 560 and join 560/560Ti OC CLUB!

 

[SpammisT]

Welcome to OCN, from British Columbia

 

[AznRage]

Welcome to OCN! The amount of tech know-how here is enormous, you'll find any answers you should ever want. Greetings from Vancouver!

 

[NotUrAverageJoe]

Welcome aboard!

Your choice of parts is impressive for a newcomer - especially the PSU. That's the one thing newbies usually skimp on... Great Job!!

 

[Krimble]

Thank you for the link Scrappy! My PC will only arrive February 2 unfortunatelly, but that's not even.
2 weeks, I think can man up and survive until then.

 

[Krimble]

Quote:

Originally Posted by NotUrAverageJoe

Welcome aboard!
Your choice of parts is impressive for a newcomer - especially the PSU. That's the one thing newbies usually skimp on... Great Job!!

Yes, well at first I chose a no name brand and then I thought about an expression I heard that" The car is only good as the driver" so i used 80. $ more but I have a feeling I won't regret it.

 

[SpammisT]

Don't worry so much about the no-brand PSU, I've bought a PSU that wasn't very popular in brand naming but it powers my Q6600 and GTX465! 500w, of course it'll power it with the right connections.

 

[Krimble]

Is There a place to post my specs, or do I just post here?

 

[B-rock]

If you go under your user control panel there is an area where you can type in your specs like most of us have in our posts. It is really nifty and saves you from having to say what is in your system.

 

[rdasch3]

Welcome to PC gaming. Once you learn the mouse and keyboard your gameplay will dramatically improve. Also, welcome to the community. There is someone is pretty much every section who knows their stuff and can guide you. You will learn plenty here.

A lot of my PC knowledge came from joining a gaming clan. Luckily, there are a lot of tech savvy people that I met and it helped a lot not only with gaming and computers, but in pursuing my degree and career. You will truly learn a lot.

One last thing, the level of competitiveness in online games is much larger. Enjoy the new rig and enjoy the graphics and power of PC gaming.

 

[KRaZiGLiTcH]

Welcome that's quite a good setup you have for just joining the PC gaming scene The PC World is very big your be surprised how many people game using PC/Laptops ^_^ i have been apart of it for a long time its just i just recently joined this site also everyone is very friendly ^_^

 

[Krimble]

Thanks guys! I will be sure to post the specs in my control panel.