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Reviews by gueuzeonhigh:gueuzeonhighMaine 4.18/5 rDev +3% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Pours as I expect- starless and bible black. Sadly a short lived head with minor lacing of the glass. Small nose-- hints of toasted malt, charcoal, raisins with a bit of hops crying "me too! me too!" but the flavor-- ah the flavor! Yes, is a russian imperial stout all the way! Not only the ABV but the up front in your face flavor. Ahhh.. Toasted malt, hops bitterness, raisins, brown sugar, charcoal, carbon.. I could keep digging but you get the idea. Mouthfeel very cordial-- with enough effervecensce to keep it lively. The finish won't quit-- I might rinse my mouth to make that finish stop! Also overall-- I've downgraded- the 12.5 ABV-- needed perhaps for an Imperial Stout but my system complains-- and I'd like to quaff a few pints at a sitting-- but they're going to have to carry me home. Look for this beer at your fave packie-- it's worth the adventure! Serving type: bottle 02-11-2012 01:17:17 | More by gueuzeonhigh More User Reviews:superspakMichigan 4.23/5 rDev +4.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 22 ounce bottle into snifter, bottled on 5/6/2013. Pours dense pitch black color with a 1 finger dense tan head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Light spotty soapy lacing clings on the glass. Aromas of big dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, smoke, coffee, light char, toast, floral, grass, light pine, and roasted earthiness. Very nice aromas with good balance and compexity of dark/roasted malt notes with a fair amount of hop presence; and great strength. Taste of big dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, coffee, smoke, light char, toast, floral, light pine, and roasted earthiness. Fair amount of roasted/pine bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of dark chocolate, cocoa, roasted malt, coffee, smoke, light char, toast, floral, light pine, and roasted earthiness on the finish for a while. Fantastic complexity and and balance of dark/roasted malt and moderate hop flavors; with a nice malt/hop balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and full bodied; with a very creamy, slick, and moderately chalky mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a light warming present after the finish. Overall this is an awesome Russian imperial stout. All around great complexity, balance, and robustness of dark/roasted malt and moderate hop flavors; and very smooth to sip on for the big ABV. A highly enjoyable offering. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 20:13:14 | More by superspak biegamanOntario (Canada) 4.34/5 rDev +6.9% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Blaecorn Unidragon could only vaguely be described as 'dark' - in truth, there is no word to describe just how black this liquid is. Its complexion is opaque enough that even Superman couldn't see through. Its head - yes, healthy lather on a beer of double-digit strength! - has the colour and density of wet sand. If I were blindfolded, made to smell the beer, and then asked where I was, I would answer 'baked into the inside of a chocolate cake'. Or maybe dunked into a cup of espresso. Either way, it's rich and 'dessert-y' enough that if Betty Crocker got even a whiff of it they'd pay millions for the recipe. It's hard to believe 'fudge' isn't listed on the ingredients list. I feel insane to even suggest this 12.5% alcohol, thick-as-tar Russian Imperial Stout is refreshing, but I had to restrain myself from finishing the first glass in a matter of only a few big gulps - what can I say? I'm in the mood! I'm drinking this thing as if it were a pale lager. I opened the bottle looking for a nightcap to slowly savor but at this rate I'll need another one. Seriously, this RIS has enough hoppiness not only to be thirst-quenching, but also to impress notes of tree bark and resin amidst such heavy, rich mocha flavouring. Naturally, it's the double chocolate brownies and coffee tastes that define the beer (and certainly the aftertaste). It's like a black forest cake, but is far richer than anything offered at your local supermarket. For most people, paying $11 (or more) for a bottle of beer - even a bomber - is a hard purchase to justify; I could defend buying Blaecorn Unidragon at almost any price. This beer (a combo of 'Black Unicorn' and 'Soul Dragon') is a rare mythical creature indeed: rich and roasty, yet easily and endlessly drinkable. The label may look like Charlie Day's famous t-shirt but this is a beer to be taken very seriously. Serving type: bottle 12-07-2013 06:22:11 | More by biegaman StoutHunterMichigan 4.03/5 rDev -0.7% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 I picked up a bottle of Clown Shoes Blaecorn Unidragon last month for $11.49 at The Lager Mill. I think Clown Shoes is a pretty solid brewery and since I enjoyed Porcine Unidragon I thought I should try the non barrel aged version, so lets see how it goes. 2013 Vintage. Poured from a brown 22oz bottle into a snifter. A- Just like most Clown Shoes labels it looks pretty nice, it's got a nice dark look to it with a half dragon half unicorn beast in the middle, I like it and I think it's pretty eye catching. It poured a nice dark black color that didn't let any light come through and it had two fingers worth of mocha brown head that died down to a thick ring that stayed till the end and it left some nice and sticky sheets of lacing behind. This is a great looking beer, I have no complaints at all. S- The aroma starts off with a higher amount of sweetness that had a molasses like aroma to it followed by by a good amount of bright and sweet dark fruit aromas with no single fruit seeming to stick out the most. Up next comes a noticeable leather like aroma followed by an equally noticeable smokey and alcohol like aromas. Up next comes the roasted malts which impart a roasted and charred like aroma with some chocolate and coffee aromas coming through with a cocoa like aroma sticking out the most. The aroma was pretty good, but I felt like the smoke covered up some of those rich roasty aromas, i think this might be just as smokey as Porcine Unidragon.. T- The taste seems to be fairly similar to the aroma and it starts off with a lower amount of high sweetness that still has that molasses like aspect to it followed by a quick taste of dark fruits that quickly make way for loads of malts that impart a roasted, charred, sweet malt, and coffee like flavors with a light bit of chocolate showing up in the background. Up next comes some leather and smokey flavors followed by a noticeable alcohol flavor that is fairly warming. On the finish there's some herbal and earthy hops with a somewhat lower amount of medium bitterness with a roasted, charred, and smokey aftertaste. This was a pretty good tasting beer, the taste seemed to have more balance then the aroma and while the alcohol was noticeable I thought it wasn't too bad for 12.5%. M- Not the smoothest, but fairly easy to drink for how strong it is, a little sticky, rich, creamy, full bodied with a slightly lower amount of medium carbonation that worked well with this beer. This beer had a pretty good mouthfeel, I have no complaints. Overall I thought this was a pretty good beer and a good example of the style, while the roasted aspects weren't as deep and roasty as some other beers in the style, it still had some nice complexity and I thought it was fairly unique. This beer had ok drinkability, it was fairly smooth for what it was, a little warming, filling, rich, and the tastedid a nice job at holding my attention, but I think one glass is the perfect amount for me, I'm pretty sure I could take out the full bomber, but I might regret that decision later. It made for a good beer to have on a cold night. What I liked the most about this beer was the appearance and complexity, I thought those two aspects stood out as being pretty good. What I liked the least about this beer was the heavy smokey aspect, if it was toned down a little it would let more of roasted notes through. I don't know if I would get this beer again, but I might get one for aging to see how it changes overtime. I would recommend this to anyone who likes strong and smokey stouts. All in all I enjoyed this beer, I thought this was just as smokey as Porcine, maybe even a little more and I thought the barrel aspect worked very well with Porcine so I prefer Porcine Unidragon, but I thought this was still a good beer and a nice platform to build on, but I wasn't expecting it to be as smokey as it it was. Good job guys, keep up the solid work. Serving type: bottle 12-01-2013 04:48:46 | More by StoutHunter stephens101Oklahoma 4.38/5 rDev +7.9% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 This one's been sitting around for a bit and figured it was time to give it a shot. Always look forward to a new Clown Shoes brew. Pours pitch black with a slight, dark tan head. Smells of burnt wood, caramel, black licorice and dark chocolate. Creamy as fuck with milk chocolate and earthy hops. Medium bodied and heats up the gullet just fine. Brilliant start to my Imperial Stout season. Serving type: bottle 11-21-2013 22:18:04 | More by stephens101 dbrauneisNorth Carolina 4.04/5 rDev -0.5% look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4 Note: Bottled Jan 2012 A: Pours a clear but opaque jet black in color with light amounts of gentle visible carbonation along the surface of the beer and a faint amount of dark cola brown highlights. The beer has a finger tall dense foamy mocha colored head that slowly reduces to a thick film covering the entire surface of the beer and a thick ring at the edges of the glass. Moderate amounts of lacing are observed. S: Moderate aromas of roasted, slightly burnt, and ashy malts with a light hint of anise/licorice. T: Upfront there are moderate to strong flavors of dark roasted malts and slightly burnt malts with light amounts of ash. There is a light note of anise/licorice and a touch of dark fruit sweetness. Moderate amounts of bitterness in the finish that lingers for quite a while. M: Full bodied with light to moderate amounts of carbonation. Really coats the inside of your mouth and tongue while still having a light to moderate amount of dryness in the finish. O: This is a big and strong beer but it is still pretty easy to enjoy - the alcohol is fairly well hidden but this is definitely a sipping beer. Hope that grabbing a Massachusetts brew will help out my New England Patriots beat Carolina here on Monday night :) Serving type: bottle 11-19-2013 03:02:29 | More by dbrauneis |
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Liberals saw Oppie, as he was called, as a victim of guilt by association. Much of the Right saw him as a legitimate security risk. No one, it seemed, was immune to having his or her career halted, no matter what their accomplishments. So what is the truth? Was Oppie a Communist, a spy, or both? Or was he neither?
Now, in a scholarly but very readable and important article, John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr have answered the question. They do not satisfy either those who believe he was a Soviet spy — as did my friend the late Eric Breindel — or those on the left who believe he was a good liberal smeared by the right wing.
Two authors who take the latter point of view are Kai Bird and historian Martin J. Sherwin. Both won the Pulitzer Prize for biography in 2005, for their book American Prometheus. As the PW review of their book puts its theme, Oppenheimer "was branded a security risk at the height of anticommunist hysteria in 1954" and the authors claim that Oppie had only "'hazy and vague' connections to the Communist Party in the 1930 — loose interactions consistent with the activities of contemporary progressives."
One would think that the winners of America's top literary prize would know how to evaluate evidence. What Haynes and Klehr show, much to their embarrassment, is that Bird and Sherwin do not. Here is what Haynes and Klehr conclude, after sifting through all of the pertinent material:
Historical judgment is not based on casuistic hairsplitting, mind-reading, or explaining away troublesome evidence. It must be based on a common sense evaluation of the weight of the evidence and documentation. In a sensible test attributed to the poet James Whitcomb Riley, "when I see a bird that walks like a duck and swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck." By that test Oppenheimer was a Communist in the last years of the 1930s and into early 1942. It is ironic that from among all the books written about Oppenheimer, the one that won the Pulitzer Prize is so lacking in accuracy and integrity on this critical point.
At least, they write, Bird and Sherwin tried to deal with the evidence by dissembling it. Others, as you will see, do even worse. They simply ignore what is in front of their face. That, as we know, is most common for naïve liberals who want to believe that there never was any kind of Communist threat at all in the United States.
So the bottom line. Should the AEC have taken away Oppie's security clearance? Haynes and Klehr, again, have the final word:
Knowing what we know now, America's public interest would have been best served if Oppenheimer had been able to continue in his role as a consultant to the government on various atomic and security projects. The evidence that by the mid-1940s he had left his earlier Communist allegiance behind and sincerely supported America's role in the Cold War is fully convincing. But, of course, one of the major contributing factors to his loss of security access was his own unwillingness to provide a candid and honest account of his earlier Communist ties and why he had put them aside. The AEC in 1954 did not know what we now know in 2011. Its decision not to renew his security clearance was understandable under the circumstances.
Read their article and the sources they cite, and decide for yourself what is the truth. I don't think PJM readers will have any problems doing just that.
Ronald Radosh is an adjunct fellow at the Hudson Institute; Prof. Emeritus of History at the City University of New York, and the author of many books, including "The Rosenberg File;" "Divided They Fell: The Demise of the Democratic Party, 1964-1996," and most recently, "Commies: A Journey Through the Old Left, the New Left and the Leftover Left."
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Director: | Patricio Guzman |
Genres: | Documentary, Drama |
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Run time: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
Rental release: | 10 Sep 2012 |
Main languages: | Spanish, English |
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This is a very moving and interesting meditation on the various ways we investigate our past. It is inspired by the massive state of the art observatories that have been set up by international teams in the middle of the Chilean desert.
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Documentary linking three subjects which is really about the "disappeared"
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WEIRTON - Madonna won its fourth straight city baseball championship last in a rain-shortened two and a half inning ballgame under the lights at Ed Bowman Field with a 6-0 victory over Weir High.
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While senior righthander, Logan Linder, was hurling hitless ball through three innings, Nick Battista, Connor Mogan, and Chris Duerr brought out the bats. Mogan led the way with three singles and two runs batted in, Battista singled, drew two walks, stole two bases and scored three times, and Duerr rapped two singles and drove in a run.
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"This game certainly isn't indicative of the Weir High team I know," Baire continued. "Coach Rosnick has had to shuffle his lineup because of injuries. However, I'm pleased with the way we have been playing since our trip to the Cleveland area last Saturday and it's a good time to be doing that."
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The speech of the night at last night's DNC was not sputtering Joe Biden's or plodding Barack Obama's. It was NY Archbishop Timothy Cardinal Dolan's courageous closing benediction upholding the sanctity of life, religious liberty, and natural law. You probably didn't see it because most of the networks and the DNC official livestream cut him off while unhinged lefties on Twitter cursed him out.
While they treat the archbishop as an extremist, the nutballs who turned the DNC into abortion-palooza have been embraced and exalted. My column today spotlights the Circus of the Vagina-gogues. Heaven help us.
Circus of the Vagina-gogues
by Michelle Malkin
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Hide your children. This is what the progressive left's idea of women's empowerment looks like: For the past two weeks, radical feminists from the group Code Pink have paraded across the fruited plain in giant female reproductive organ costumes.
The goal is "respect" for women's bodies and women's abortion rights. It's part of the coordinated campaign to fight the right's purported "war on women." The Vagina Puppets' Democratic Party sympathizers, from professional birth control freeloader Sandra Fluke to first lady Michelle Obama, dog-whistled the same messages of "choice" and "freedom" from the convention stage.
"We are … focusing on the issue of the GOP's war on women and trying to take away women's reproductive rights, so we have been going around in our vagina costumes," Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin told The Daily Beast. "We were the dancing vaginas. One of the things we have found is the surest way to make the police go away is try to get your picture in front of them wearing a vagina. They will blush and disappear."
The group organized a "Bring Your Own Vagina" event at the RNC in Tampa and a protest with Planned Parenthood in front of the NASCAR Hall of Fame museum here at the DNC. A press release touted: "VISUALS: The famous CODEPINK vagina costumes!" Bright pink placards proclaimed: "VAGINA. Can't say it, don't legislate it." Another demanded: "GOP: RESPECT WOMEN."
Bless their hearts, but why must they so publicly flaunt their private parts? It's hard to take these poster chicks for the Nanny State seriously when they look and sound like walking, talking gynecological checkups. Dressing as life-sized genitals, ranting about their entitlement to taxpayer-subsidized birth control, defining women as bio-objects and reducing "women's issues" to sex without consequences: This is progress?
Pro-life activists and public officials aren't waging a "war on women" when they defend the sanctity of life. Exercising decency, sensitivity, compassion and charity toward those who choose not to exercise deadly "choices" is pro-woman. It's the callous ideologues who deny the existence of abortion regret and whitewash abortion victims' suffering who are the true misogynists.
The bizarre circus of the vagina-gogues is vulgar on multiple levels. It's visually tacky, gross and exhibitionist. More to the point, it's so tastelessly beside the point.
While Code Pink and their sorority of Democratic Party soul mates glorify abortion and indulge in condom-clutching fear campaigns, there are countless true-life horror stories of women and unborn children being preyed upon by those who masquerade as "reproductive health care providers."
Their voices are the ones squelched in the public square. Yet, Fluke and her ilk grab the national spotlight to complain that they are victims of censorship.
Despite their ghoulish record and eugenics-rooted foundations, Team Obama rewarded Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards with a key speaking role at the DNC this week. She and the White House shamelessly accused the rival GOP ticket of causing cancer deaths, encouraging rape and increasing domestic violence all week.
Yet, the Democratic men and women in power in Washington look the other way at Planned Parenthood's predation of poor women and young girls who have been advised by abortion counselors to cover up statutory rape. Undercover investigators at Live Action have caught the abortion lobbyists on tape endorsing sex-selection abortions and approving race-based abortions.
President Obama can take time out of his schedule to console and promote Fluke in the name of women's health and safety. But he has nothing to say to the dozens of black female victims and their families in Philadelphia who suffered at the hands of convicted abortionist butcher Kermit Gosnell. Or to the family of Tonya Reaves, a black female patient at Planned Parenthood's Loop Health Center in Chicago, who died this summer after the staff performed a careless abortion on her and neglected her for more than five hours while she bled to death.
Doesn't fit the Vagina Narrative. Now, on with the femme puppet show!
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Went along to the early bird tasting at Magill estate this morning. Very pleasantly suprised at the quality of this Grange from such a difficult vintage.
Dark crimson. Nose tight and unyielding but eventually giving up some redcurrent and cherry. On the palate a lovely fruit sweetness, muscular and balanced with good acidity wound around a stiff backbone of gun barrel tannins.
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"...gun barrel tannins."
So we finish the eighteenth and he's gonna stiff me. And I say, "Hey, Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort, you know." And he says, "Oh, uh, there won't be any money. But when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness."
So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
Posted 02 May 2012 - 07:53 PM
My nose is tight too. But its allergies.
Posted 02 May 2012 - 07:58 PM
"...gun barrel tannins."
Sure... lick a gun barrel after it has been fired and you will get the drift :)


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Angela LundeAngela Lunde is a dementia education specialist in the education core of Mayo Clinic's Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at the Abigail Van Buren Alzheimer's Disease Research Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
The transfer of information about dementias, as well as understanding the need for participation in clinical trials, is an essential component of the education core.
Angela is a member of the Alzheimer's Association board of directors and co-chair of the annual Minnesota Dementia Conference. She is a member of the Dementia Behavior Assessment and Response Team (D-BART), a multidisciplinary outreach service assisting professional and family caregivers in understanding and managing difficult behaviors often present in dementia. She facilitates several support groups, including Memory Club, an early-stage education and support series, and more recently, helped to develop and now deliver Healthy Action to Benefit Independence and Thinking (HABIT), a 10-day cognitive rehab and wellness program for people with mild cognitive impairment.
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My sincere thanks once again to those of you sharing your stories. There are probably hundreds who are reading and relating to what you have to say.
Obviously, there are no easy answers to the epidemic of Alzheimer's disease that brings with it nearly 10 million Americans providing 8.4 billion hours of unpaid care (mostly family). As stated in our previous dialogue, some of you find relief by attending support groups if they are available, others mentioned that writing and venting provides benefit at some level, others have suggested the importance of respite.
Once again, I realize obtaining respite care is easier said than done, there can be numerous obstacles, including our own reluctance (feelings of guilt or abandonment are common). However, none of us are equipped physically or emotionally for 24/7 caregiving. I would appreciate hearing some of your stories and experiences around respite care.
Here is a small list of the types of services (both paid and volunteer) that may be available in your communities, as well as some excellent resources and Web sites to check out.
- Adult day programs. There comes a time in the disease of Alzheimer's that leaving the person at home, even for short periods, is not an option. At the same time, taking them out only confuses and overwhelms them and you. Day programs can offer the person with dementia a safe and social environment while giving a predictable and needed break from caregiving. See link below for more on adult day programs.
- In-home paid care services. In-home services can be available in a variety of ways. Companion services provide company for the person with dementia while helping to facilitate and supervise activities. Personal care or home health aide services assist with bathing, dressing, toileting and exercising. Homemaker services help with laundry, shopping, and preparing meals and skilled care services help with medication and other medical services. Many agencies will offer many or most of these services. See link below for respite care in your community.
- Student or intern. If your community has a college you can inquire about students who may be interested in an opportunity to provide companionship and supervision to a person with dementia. I know one caregiver who found a student to provide respite and friendship to the person with dementia for more than two years.
- Volunteer through church/place of worship. Parish nurse and home respite programs are organized formally or informally at many churches. For example, at my church if a member informs our 'Care Coordinator' that they need respite care a few hours a week, a call is made to individuals from the congregation who have expressed a willingness to help.
- Department of Social Services. Check with your county social service agency. In-home community care programs may be available and are based on income.
Bottom line: Getting or accepting respite care often means that you can keep your loved one at home longer, which for most of the families I have met, is the ultimate goal.
Remember, that getting a break yourself gives you the opportunity to rejuvenate, pay attention to who you are outside of your caregiving role. This period of respite often helps you to be a better caregiver. Think of respite as a gift not only to yourself by also to the person you are caring for.
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Hi guys Just wondering on thoughts for this build and possible changes, it is for a friend how is start from scratch cheers Processor: Intel 3570k $227 Motherboard: MSI Z77A-GD65 $179 RAM : Kingston Hyper X 16GB 2x8GB $88 Graphics: 2GB 7870 MSI Hawk $249 Graphics: 2GB 7870 MSI Hawk $249 SSD: SanDisk Extreme 240GB $176 or OCZ Vertex 4 256GB $229 HDD: Seagate 3TB $145 PSU: Corsair HX750-V2 $198 or Antec HCG 900 $155 CASE: Corsair Obsidian CC650DW $199 Cooling: Corsair H100 $125 or Noctua NH-D14 $84 All prices are based on this price list http://www.msy.com.au/Parts/PARTS.pdf
Seems alright. Not a fan of MSI mobos myself though. Personally I would choose the OCZ drive over the sandisk, but that is only from personal experience as I have never had an OCZ drive fail on me or on friends (probably about 15 drives over 3 years). Might want to look at the 7970 boost oc cards as well. I've found that one card is more reliable than 2 cards in SLI/crossfire. Also I would choose Corsair PSU as it is probably quieter than the Antec, but that choice is based purely on my opinion. Also I have found the AIO cooling loops pretty decent so I would probably get the H100 cooler and stick some Noctua fans on for quietness, but saying that, the Noctua D14 is pretty quiet as well and performs similarly sometimes a tiny bit worse than the H100.
The reason I am going for the 7870s is that i have looked at quite a few reviews at it seems that overclocked the hawk can perform as good or even better some times than a stock 7970 and there is at least a $150 price difference. I have one of the Sandisk SSD and haven't had any problems but yeah not sure on other brands so good to know hat ocz seem to be reliable. Any reason you dont like MSI boards? Any reason for recommending the gigabyte as it is about $40 more expensive
In my view your build is all fine and yes do consider the Corsair for PSU as I am using it and are really nice...(Don't have any idea about antec) Apart from that try to go with a 850 based PSU...
Yeah build seems good to me mate. I might have to agree with egg saying that one 7970 would be more beneficial than two 7870s and cost less if you can source the right one. But all in all theres probably not much wrong with xfire 7870s.
Looks like a nice build Are you planning to overclock the CPU and/or GPU's? I would look at Dave's (Cadaveca) motherboard reviews. They are very helpful. It would help us help you if we knew what you are planning to do with the PC.. No worries!!!
I'm not sure if you get umart in Perth, but Umart stock Gigabyte 7970 OC editions (which are the same as the stock 7970 boost cards) and with the triple fan windforce X3 cooler - an excellent cooler i might add - for $409, so actually $91 cheaper than the crossfire 7870 cards. Hmm and for not liking MSI, well there support is lacking in Australia, and I've found that their quality for mobos can be a bit dodgy at times. But times have changed so it might be better now.
I actually love MSI motherboards, I have an older version of the one you have listed originally (MSI P67A-GD65) and have had nothing but wonderful experiences with it, plus it looks super sexy. I say go ahead with the MSI mobo, otherwise if you want to shave some cost ASRock makes fantastic motherboards these days. I would also reccomend either getting an Nvidia GTX 680 or an AMD HD7970. I have a friend that just replaced a crossfire setup and he said he never plans on using one again because of the issues he had--basically waiting on driver updates to allow him to play games with optimal performance. I mean, you'd probably get better performance with 2 7870's, but if a game doesn't adequately support Crossfire, you're stuck with essentially 1 7870. With how much you're shelling out, is it really worth it? As for the SSD, if you can get one I've heard nothing but great things about the ADATA SSD's, and it looks to be a bit cheaper than the OCZ with similar performance. Otherwise definitely the OCZ one. SanDisk SSD's aren't bad, but I trust companies like OCZ and ADATA a lot more. EDIT: Also, if you're spending this much why not spring for an i7? It's a noticable improvement over the i5.
I also don't recommend MSI. their products have higher failure rate but doesn't have RMA center in Australia for quick swap.:shadedshu Motherboard and vga card can switch to ASUS or gigabyte. GBT Wind Force can be your options. As for memory, G-Skill can have better overclocking performance. for the rest, all they looks fine.
This. Also single card is more inherently reliable than two cards. Get a 7970 for cheaps rather than two 7870's. When those 7870's dont cut it anymore, what are you going to do? Buy a whole new card/s? I'd rather add a 7970 two years down the line to add to an already owned one. My brother is using the sandisk SSD, I am impressed, nothing wrong with those, but if there are cheaper OCZ's, go with those, I know a lot of people use them. I remember Dave telling me he doesnt have much experience with MSI MoBo's, he mainly reviews others, and often advises me on the gigabyte's. So take it from a reviewer and go with gigabyte.
I don't know know why everyone is saying to stay away from the MSI board when the MSI Mpower is one of the best 1155 boards. I've been using my Z68A GD80 gen3 board for about a year now. If I was to replace it today, I'd buy another MSI board. BTW, here is Dave's (cadaveca) review of the MPower(the GD65 is one step down from the MPower)- http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/Z77_MPower/
That GD65 is an excellent board,as for SSD's they perform about the same and i have heard good things about both,as for the CPU cooler get an H100i. EDIT:from looking over your current system i would say theres no need to upgrade if its just for 1080/1200p,hold out with what you have a little more.
Agreed, prices here have dropped quite a bit for a lot of things recently. Cars, houses etc. Two years ago I paid $290 for my GB P67-UD5 board and now you can get the new Z77 version with wifi and all the extra bits for under $230.
Also compare someones wages at Fast Eddys to someone working at McDonalds here in the US. Hell, we just recently started forcing them to pay atleast $7.35 instead of $5.15.
Wow I didn't think it was that low 0.o That sucks A friend of mine works at mcdonalds and gets paid $16 something an hour. To OP, as someone else said. I would actually get G.Skill ram if it were up to me. I've had one kingston kit die on me but never any G.Skill. I still regard Kingston as a top-notch brand though from reviews and user reviews I've read. And also as someone else said, I'd lean towards the 850W version of that corsair psu, just in case your friend wants to get another card in the future (that is if you go with the 7970 I mean).