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I want to start a new build but it needs to be small enough to fit in a backpack. I will be doing a lot of travelling in airplanes and the best alternative i've found for a high-end small PC is the "Trident X 9th" from MSI that is currently going for $2500 (I9 + 2080), i'm waiting for the release of the version with 2080 TI and i9-9900K and that should go for about $3000 or so. My question is this desktop good enough (thermals, noise) or am i better just making my own build, if so which case would you guys recommend, thanks.

What is the normal price on this? is there a site where i can follow the price over time? thanks.

nobody answered my main question unfortunately.

But the SP140 needs to be above or below the radiator? right now i'm using the AF140 above pushing air into the ceiling

Let's start by saying i'm a complete noob and just recently became confortable with opening the sidecase, now the question, i have a H90/Phantom 410, so i can only place the radiator at the top right? now the fan should be where the radiator is, and the radiator should be where the fan is? (see 2/3 pic) It's one AF140 and i've read it's not optimal for radiators so i'm thinking of placing it at the rear for better exhaust and getting one SP140 for the radiator, is that the right thing to do? Now the last question, is the fan in the front even doing anything? there are so many hds that i don't think its pulling cold air for better airflow (see 1 pic).. thanks and sorry for the bad grammar

Noctua doesn't sell in south america unfortunately. Yes i meant AF140 and SP140, my mistake.

My H90 stock fan broke so i bought the AF120 to replace it but now i've read that the AF120 are case fans not radiator fans,and that i need the SP120, but i live in Brazil and these fans are considerably expensive, will it make that much of a difference? does it have a problem to keep the af120?

its 80.98 now

Will it work? if so how well? I`ve got 2 sticks of 8GB Corsair Vengeance 1600mhz that i do not want to replace, but im afraid the performance will get worse from the 2600 + z77x

My current processor is the i7 2600 (non K) and i was wondering if i should upgrade to the new i7 6700K, i stream Battlefield 4 at 720p 60fps and currently i can't get over 80-100FPS on public servers which makes it substantially worse compared to not streaming since i get 150+ fps. My question is, would this processor upgrade help to stream heavy games like BF4 with a decent overclock? or should i just wait for the next generation. My computer specs are down below. GA-Z77X-UD3H I7 2600 3,4Mhz WaterCooler H90 EVGA 780 SC ACX Corsair Vengeance 16GB

1/1000000 chance of winning but hey let's do it

Thanks for all the replys, just one more question, if i would stream using vm, would it affect the quality of the stream? i've got a decent rig and i wish to stream at 720p with the 60/3 connection, my spec below i7 2600 780 gtx 16gb ram 3tb hd

could you recommend a good virtual desktop program? i don't how this works so if you could send me a tutorial it would be great cause google is not helping me that much

i'm currently playing Battlefield 4 on a 144hz monitor and the difference is night and day, never going back to 60hz, i recommend you the BenQ XL2420Z or the ASUS VG248qe.

My situation is , i got two different modems from diferent ISP's, one is 5mb/1mb, the other is 60mb/3mb corresponding download/upload speeds, the thing is that the 5/1 has a much better route for gaming, my ping is around 15-20 on local servers and 130 on other countries, but with the 60/3 on the other hand i have 80-100 on local and 200+ outside my region even with the large bandwith So my question is can, is there any possible way to connect these 2 connections at the same computer, so that way i could play with my 5/1 and stream on twitch/surf the internet with the 60/3? sorry if i posted this in the wrong section my english is not the best