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I just copied a 1TB > MX100 (500gb) two days ago for my new laptop. The MX100 comes with a free copy of Acronis TrueImage 2014. It really supprised me at how good that program was!.... It was able to clone everything no problem while also noticing that the driver was smaller so tuned the windows partition down to fit the SSD automatically.

Whatever they are doing, it sounds like they're doing it damn right.

I'm confused as to why they wouldn't release it as-is, I can only assume it was too demanding, but even then that doesn't warrant complete removal.

I'm confused as to why they wouldn't release it as-is, I can only assume it was too demanding, but even then that doesn't warrant complete removal.

@TwitchFast
 
Corsair CC-8930168 is the part number for the non-windowed side-panel.
someone on eBay is selling here in the states. $22USD shipped

Noted It'll help, which is better than a window I rarely look at.
Thanks again, surprisingly cheaper than I had anticipated.

@TwitchFast
side panels are swappable/interchangeable, so ordering a non-windowed side panel will give you your effect.

H320, I own one and can highly recommend it, planning on expanding it to my 780 Ti at some point.

Hey Awesome people
 
I have now started building my "Golden Night" machine.. 
It's gonna be a Water cooled Corsair 750D with colour theme "black/gold"
This is my first ever watercooled build, so i'm very excited to get started with it
 
 
Here's a list of what i have so far for the build: 
 
 
Hardware: 
 
Case: Corsair Obsidian Series 750D 
CPU: Intel Core I7 4770K 3.5GHZ 8MB Haswell 
GPU: 2 x EVGA GeForce GTX 680 2048MB GDDR5 
PSU: Corsair RM Series RM850 850W 
Ram: Avexir Core Series GOLD - DDR3-1600, CL9 - 16 GB Kit
MOBO: ASUS Z87-PRO LGA 1150 Intel Z87 
OS SSD: Samsung 840 EVO 120 GB 
Backup SSD: Samsung 840 EVO 1000GB 
 
 
Water cooling parts: 
 
CPU: EK-Supremacy Clean CSQ - Acetal 
GPU: 2 x EK-FC680 GTX+ - Acetal 
GPU Backplate: 2 x EK-FC680 GTX Backplate CSQ -  I Am thinking of getting Custom backplates in black, with Nvidia Claw in gold, and gold writing "GTX 680" (work in progress) 
Reservoir: EK-RES X3 250ml 
Reservoir Top: EK-RES X3 - Multiport TOP 
Pump: EK-D5 Vario X-TOP incl. Pump 
Rads: Magicool Slim Profile 2X140mm + XSPC EX360 3x120mm 
 
Fittings: 
Monsoon Adapter 45 Grad 19/13mm - gold 
Monsoon Adapter 45 Grad 19/13mm - black 
Monsoon Adapter 90 Grad 19/13mm - gold 
Monsoon Adapter 90 Grad 19/13mm - black 
Monsoon Push On fitting 19/13mm - black 
Monsoon Push On fitting 19/13mm - gold 
Monsoon Light Port 45° Rotary Angle Fitting - black - for temperatur sensor
Monsoon Premium G 1/4 Temperatur Sensor - gold 
Monsoon Standard Rotary Color Accent Disks - gold 
Monsoon Standard Rotary Color Accent Disks - black
 
 
Modding: 
Bitspower D5 / MCP655 Mod Kit - Gold Finish 
2 x 12" cold catodes in yellow, with black sleeved cables 
4 x BitFenix 6-Pin PCIe extension cable - sleeved Gold/Black 
6 x BitFenix 3-Pin PCIe extension cable - sleeved Gold/Black  
1 x BitFenix 24-Pin ATX extension cable - sleeved Gold/Black  
2 x BitFenix SATA 3 extension cable - sleeved Gold/Black 
 
Fans: 
3 x Corsair Air Series AF120 Quiet Edition High Airflow 120mm Fan 
3 x Corsair Air Series AF140 Quiet Edition High Airflow 140mm Fan 
3 x Corsair Air Series SP120 Performance Edition High Airflow 120mm Fan (Still awaiting these to arive)
Lamptron FC Touch Fan Controller (Still awaiting this to arive)
 
 
So anyways, LETS GET STARTED !!!
 
I will update with images as the build comes together
 

 
this is what i have so far, will update with more later when i start building
 
Started modding,, NEW IMAGES!
 

 
DONE BUILDING <3<3<3<3
 
Here's the images of the last build process + images of the finished build <3
 

 
Hope you like it,
Please comment!!

For what it's worth, plugging the pump into the CPU header makes less sense as the fans are supposed to increase in speed as the CPU gets hotter, the pump should run at a fixed speed.
If the pump increases in speed as the CPU gets hotter, it will probably only drop a degree or two.
My H320 has the splitter on the CPU header which powers three Noctua NF-F12's and the pump is connected to the CPU_OPT_Fan.

Negligible perfectly describes it, the CL11 will perform perfectly for your use case scenario.

CL stands for CAS Latency, meaning lower is better.
Though unless you're doing media production and what not, you probably won't benefit from the lower latency, I would advise going for whatever is cheapest if that is of concern to you.

Assuming the 480mm rads aren't thin and have a decent FPI, then it will definitely be enough.

I HAVE NOT MADE THIS PLUGIN... Source in the link at the end!
This is a guide that I have found and changed so that for all of you guys that use the dark theme on here can get rid of the irritating white screen between page loads so that you don't get flashed with a bright white screen in between loading of the next page. The original tutorial is designed to do it for every website however you can easily alter it, like I did. If anyone knows a way to get it working then comment below and I will add it here. Keep in mind that all this plugin does is change that white screen to be black during loading of the next page.
 
Here are the 2 versions of this plugin:
Altered to work on LTT only: LINK
Original (Works on every page): LINK
 
Make sure that you keep the files in the folder they are in when extracting.
 
In chrome, go to Settings -> Extensions -> turn on Developer Mode (located in top right corner) -> Click load unpacked extension -> Choose the folder you just extracted.
The plugin should pop up in your list of plugins and should be active.
 
 
This works for Chrome and also Opera as @KakaoDj mentioned.
 
Source of the plugin: LINK

Personally I think of Anime as nothing more than a replacement for TV.
Not to mention I like rude humor, and Japan is more than willing to provide it seems.

This cat.

And for those that didn't read this when the news blew up about it, that was a once live cat.

Get the 'Stylish' add on for Firefox, then when you go to youtube just go to the little S in the top right of your browser and hit 'find themes for this page' I use black youtube by Panos.
There are dark themes for most sites, there is a user posted one for this site, and some very popular ones for the likes of Google/Amazon ect.
I have black Google, Amazon, Twitter, LinusTechTips, Youtube, Ebay, everything is dark.
 
Link for the LinusTechTips one created by user @Gimbergsson
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/26562-a-dark-theme-for-linustechtips/

This cat.

And for those that didn't read this when the news blew up about it, that was a once live cat.

This cat.

And for those that didn't read this when the news blew up about it, that was a once live cat.

This cat.

And for those that didn't read this when the news blew up about it, that was a once live cat.

This cat.

And for those that didn't read this when the news blew up about it, that was a once live cat.

Hello!
I became very interested in watercooling almost a year ago, but I have/had a very decent air cooled gaming rig with no need for any performance/aesthetic upgrades at the time. What really caught my attention was @failwheeldrive 's Arc Under Water and I decided I wanted a green themed build. Since I picked up a 780 Classified, I figured I could really clean up my computer and add to the aesthetic quality!
 
Parts list:
Case - Corsair Air 540
PSU - Corsair HX750
CPU - i5 3570K
Motherboard - ASRock Z77 Extreme4
RAM - 2x 8GB 1866
GPU - 1x GTX 780 Classified
 
Radiatiors - 1x Alphacool XT45 360mm, 1x Alphacool XT45 240mm
CPU Block - Koolance 380I
GPU Block - EKWB 780 Classy
Pump - MCP655
Tubing - Primochill Advanced LRT
Dye -  Mayhems Pastel Green
 
Newegg sent me a dead ASRock motherboard and I am very unhappy, but who can you blame, right? I have all the parts except for that so I am waiting for my replacement to arrive within the week.
 
 
Final pictures!
My first time custom sleeving cables (I think they turned out pretty good)

Well, I guess water cooling would make it into a nice kettle.

more you have better you are ,no matter how much you use it will speed up the process.

I'm fairly certain it's allowed, reviewers aren't really in competition with eachother.
Not to mention that Linus always recommends people to check out people like Logan, TimmyTechTV and what not.