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1. the hexa core design is able to disable 3 cores and put more power to the three other cores when multi-core isnt needed as much.
2. the only factor that i have run into in non brand name products, is how you run them, if you make them run hotter, then yes then yes they will burn out faster, but if you take care of a system it doesnt matter what you put it in.
3. You pay for a name most of the time, if you get a PSU with the same 80+ certs, same Watts, and power rails, its the same thing cept for a name, and it dont matter most of them are built in China, Taiwan, Vietnam or other 3rd world countries anyway.
4. If you dont think it would run 1866Mhz memory, then it doesnt have to have it, i just put it as options for people.
5. as far as an SSD i know the first one i put is slower, but its still faster than a traditional SSD, i was going pure Budget on that.
if you dont want to take my build into consideration, then dont, i was just putting it to show that a 6 core computer is accessable under a budget build. and if you have a computer that has lasted 5 or more years, then it has done its job, i have a desktop that i built in 2005 that has most non-brand name items in it, it is still going, and my laptop that ive had for 3 years and has been to Iraq and back is still going.
brand shouldnt matter if you know how to keep up with your computer.
2. the only factor that i have run into in non brand name products, is how you run them, if you make them run hotter, then yes then yes they will burn out faster, but if you take care of a system it doesnt matter what you put it in.
3. You pay for a name most of the time, if you get a PSU with the same 80+ certs, same Watts, and power rails, its the same thing cept for a name, and it dont matter most of them are built in China, Taiwan, Vietnam or other 3rd world countries anyway.
4. If you dont think it would run 1866Mhz memory, then it doesnt have to have it, i just put it as options for people.
5. as far as an SSD i know the first one i put is slower, but its still faster than a traditional SSD, i was going pure Budget on that.
if you dont want to take my build into consideration, then dont, i was just putting it to show that a 6 core computer is accessable under a budget build. and if you have a computer that has lasted 5 or more years, then it has done its job, i have a desktop that i built in 2005 that has most non-brand name items in it, it is still going, and my laptop that ive had for 3 years and has been to Iraq and back is still going.
brand shouldnt matter if you know how to keep up with your computer.