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Recent content by terencewklau

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    Mini ITX Build Advice

    Seems like April 29 is the date everyone is waiting for. So might as well wait for it and then decide what to get. At this stage, looks like I'll just go with the i7-3770k and a H77 mobo. Since I'm not upgrading (its gonna be brand new build), might as well go with the latest.
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    Mini ITX Build Advice

    Would love to get the P8Z77-I but its about A$100 more than the H77. www.skycomp.com.au is retailing for A$235 but stock isn't in yet. I probably don't need the extra bells and whistles in the Z77. And I want to keep the build under A$1000. Its currently around A$930 and the more spare...
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    Mini ITX Build Advice

    I downloaded the pdf from the Asus website and they only listed RAM from DDR3 1866 Mhz upwards to 2400. Nothing about the 1600's. I guess it should work. Just being cautious given its my first build. Can't imagine an aussie being one of the first with this mobo. We are so far from...
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    Mini ITX Build Advice

    Lucky for us here in Oz its already in stock at one of our more popular retailers: Asus P8H77-I Don't really need more speed with the Ivy Bridge processors unless the price is similar to the 2600K when they come out. I only need the extra threads for running vm's. Same for the SSD, My...
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    Mini ITX Build Advice

    Hi All, I'm looking to build a mini-itx computer for general all-round usage at home. But it also needs to be able to handle my work requirements, which is to run multiple virtual machines (vbox) running both windows and linux O/S. The computer will output to two 23" monitors. No gaming or...
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