Guess who just got a new computer? This Tiger did!
It's late tonight, so I'll hook it up first thing tomorrow! I'm pretty excited.
It's an intel i5 quad core 3.1 ghz
Nvidia GTX 570
and
8GB DDR3
(And windows 7)

Anyone have a baseball bat? I'd like to smash my laptop now.

Anyone have a baseball bat? I'd like to smash my laptop now.

SampleName

Just Throw It On The Floor And Start Stomping On It xD
P.S : Rmb To Wear Shoes ... xD

Try burning it, see what happens!

Which i5 did you get sample? How much was your rig all together?

It was only about $920. Was able to get some good discounts and saved about $200-300.
It's an i5-2400 3.10 ghz. It's fast, and I'm loving it so far!

The only problems I've run into : I've been running out of memory in Minecraft. Second : I'm getting a buzzing noise in my headphones whenever I play Minecraft.

hey grats sample
enjoy it

Thanks Qo, and trust me, I will!

Thanks to Blinky, I was able to solve the memory problem. Also, I got rid of the buzzing by plugging my mid and headphones into the ports on the back, rather than the front.

I need a new computer :/

. Also, I got rid of the buzzing by plugging my mid and headphones into the ports on the back, rather than the front.

SampleName

Hmm, that means the plugholes in the front aren't properly earthed. The ones in the back (should) plug right into the sound card itself. Might be just due to improperly done wiring. A correctly used balanced (=what you call "stereo") plug should never buzz, unless there's a flaw in the wiring.

However, if there's no problems with using the connectors in the back, just forget about it and use those. Don't mind an old sound engineer rambling about nonsensical things. : )

When I was looking through my sound options, I saw a note about the front ports. It said something about the front ones were designed to plug in mp3/ other devices (I'm a bit fuzzy on what it said exactly) and that you might receive interference from them.
If that makes any sense to you.