Our New Baby

So I arrive in Australia, ready to relax some, as the last 8 months have been grueling.

I figure, I will play some on my game, work when it comes in, and enjoy restful weekends with John. That was not to be the plan, his computer started to have problems and we knew his car needed to be replaced.

We tried to tackle both issues at once. The computer was replaced first. John has a fellow that has built is past two computers. They have always been powerhouses in their time, but, it was time for something new. It turns out his friend is now semi retired, but he was willing to build John a new one.

Since he is now not working full time, he has moved out of the metro area and I guess most Americans would consider him away in the country, the boonies, the back of beyond.

I had to laugh when I thought about it. Only in Australia would we get this super high tech, fast, computer, fast enough to run my game, spekky, in the back of beyond, amongst the kangaroos.

Driving to his house…

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Loved this bashful one 🙂

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But here it is folks, our new baby:

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ASRock B85 Fatal1ty Killer Gaming LGA1150 ATX
CPU Processor Intel Core i7-4790K Devil’s Canyon 4.0GHz 8MB Retail
Box
Memory GeIL 16GB Kit (2x8GB) DDR3 Evo Veloce C9 1600MHz
Dual Channel
Hard Drive
(mechanical)
Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM001 3.5″ 2TB 64MB
7200RPM HDD
Graphics Card Asus GeForce GTX750 Phantom OC 2GB GDDR5 VGA
DVI HDMI
DVD Writer Drive Asus DRW-24D3ST 24x Black SATA DVD Writer OEM
Power Supply Thermaltake Smartpower 750W 80PLUS Bronze Power
Supply
Card Reader Shintaro 30 in 1 3.5″ Internal Card Reader
Tower Case Aerocool GT-RS Black Mid Tower Case
Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM 64-Bit DVD
Windows 7 discontinued from sale
Additional USB
Rear (2)
Rear 2 optional USB.
Motherboards usually come with 6 USB
Antivirus Avira or Avast Free Antivirus
Network Gigabit (10/100/1000) Ethernet Connection

With Solid State
Hard Drive
Samsung 850 EVO Series 2.5″ 7mm 250GB SSD.

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  1. 9/6/2015

    […] the computer that tried to die on us and we had to replace, we knew for awhile now that we needed to replace John’s 1997 car. What we didn’t know […]

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