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    Last question before I put together my rig...

    Well put. TY
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    Last question before I put together my rig...

    Bump, because I'm shaking with anticipation for my new build.
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    Last question before I put together my rig...

    Just the M.2 PCIe 1x card that came with the motherboard, wondering if it's worth putting money into a M.2 SSD to have the OS installed on. Mobo: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132639&cm_re=asus_z170_sabertooth-_-13-132-639-_-Product
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    Absolutely no idea what I could have saved, would be completely fine if it stayed that way. Anyone have any actual experience with M.2?
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    Last question before I put together my rig...

    link to first thread: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1882606 Opinions of the people lurkin SSDs & Data Storage would be greatly appreciated.
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    So, I've received the chip, motherboard, ram and video card. I have yet to pick up an SSD. Any opinion on the M.2 card i've received with the mobo? Would it be worth putting some money into a 256 M.2 ssd and install the OS on that?
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    OK so the SSC seems like the best option for price/performance. All that's left is ram now. http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233752 Any problems with that?
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    I think Canada Computers has made an error on their site as well, same model number, but Newegg is advertising a 1342 boost clock and CC is advertising a 1317 boost clock... http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487088&_ga=1.236550150.60529662.1447683022 Am I missing something?
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    Mobo: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132639&cm_re=asus_z170_sabertooth-_-13-132-639-_-Product Chip: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=4_1210_65&item_id=086201 I know i'm going with EVGA for the gtx 970, just not sure about the options I'm being...
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    I've got the TV hooked up right now with an HDMI cable going into a displayport cable which plugs into the videocard, should that be good enough to run the TV with the new hardware?
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    One of my monitors along with the TV is HDMI, while the second monitor is DVI, are there many 970s around with dual HDMI ports?
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    Good to hear, thanks for all of your help btw. Really appreciated.
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    Any suggestions as to the manufacturer of the GTX 970 I plan on getting?
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    The tx750m has three years on it as I put it in the current rig when I built it, and I must say it's shown some awesome performance. I'm getting butterflies looking at that mobo... the 6600k I like as well... room for OC and a second gtx 970... Time to start pricing...
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    Replacing some key components in the rig. Would like some wiser perspectives.

    The warranty was up on the gigabyte board when I started noticing issues. I would like a nice long warranty on the new board I get, but like I said from the first, I wouldn't mind paying a little bit more for a better part. I would like to stay away from using on-board gfx, seems tacky to me...
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