The best method is to have your ears syringed by your GP, which removes the excessive ear wax. I had it done. It's quick and painless. And the results are worthwhile.
I took the leap recently to build a new PC from scratch. My previous rig held me in good stead for roughly half a dozen years. In the end it was ultimately time to upgrade as I was unable, like yourself to play any of the current demanding games even on minimum settings. I'm glad I made the move. The people here are very knowledgeable and can give you great advice if you decide to buy a new rig within any budget.
[QUOTE="JackalJnr23"] Intel Core i7 3930K | ASRock X79 Extreme 11 Motherboard | EVGA GeForce GTX 680 4GB FTW+ with Backplate | Corsair Vengeance CMZ16GX3M2A2133C10 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 | Corsair AX1200 Gold Power Supply | Western Digital WD Blue WD10JPVT 1TB | Corsair Hydro Series H80i CPU Cooler | LG BH16NS40 16X BD-R Blu-ray Writer OEM | Thermaltake Armor Revo Black Full Tower Case | 24' HP 2511 Series Wide 1080P LCD Monitor | Samsung 55' UA55ES8000M LED LCD 1080P TV kraken2109
Why 1200w psu for a single 680?
Call me naive... Just wanted to showcase my new PC. I'm relatively new to the building side of PC's. Have been predominantly a console gamer but am now a convert one could say. Can't say I'm disappointed at the least. There were certain games that just made me nauseous on the PS3. EG. Skyrim, Fallout 3, Battlefield 3, Rage etc...Not to mention the vast visual improvement .Eye candy... Anyway, the idea was to get multiple GPU's somewhere in the near future. In the meantime, because I have never overclocked, I'd like to know if I could get some advice as to what this PC is capable of when it comes to overclocking ability.
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