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Currently running a HD7950 so I could use an upgrade Newer games are quite slow to run.

Awesome projector! I've always wanted a projector but I don't have money for a decent one laying around, so it would be awesome if I won this (especially since I never win anything, but what are the chances...)

Just placed an order at that site ^Gonna sleeve all the wires individually. I'll fully sleeve the CPU and GPU connectors and of the motherboard I'll only sleeve the visible part. I'll also sleeve 2 visible sata cables and some fan cables

Thanks for that link! Never geard of that shop before. Those prices are less than half of what I had found yet, so then I can easily affort single sleeving. Probably just a little nicer too

It's not so much abou t the work, but more about the extra cost of doing the whole cables. I'll see how I'll wind up doing it... Time for a bit of math

I've tried it with staples, and that works fine for me (not the ones for paper, but the strong ones for wood)

Thanks for the reply.Two reasons why I don't want to use extensions: The main reason is that I barely have enough room hide away the current cables nicely in my case, and extensions will only add more cables that I have to hide somewhere. Secondly, my initial idea was to only sleeve the cables to a point where they're no longer visible, which saves a LOT of sleeving (and I'll only do the MoBo, CPU and GPU connectors, and most likely the fans (only the visible ones). In this way it'll be cheaper as opposed to buying extensions (Under €20 as opposed to over €30!) What do you think of this method? (I'm not planning on changing my case any time in the near future, so I don't have to worry about it not working out for a new case. My current case is the Cooler Master N300 BTW) Edit: Linus also did it this way back in the day (sleeving two cables in one sleeve) - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz7J_0fS2KU

IMO sleeving individual cables is too much work and too expensive, so that's why I want to do two wires in one sleeve. I'm not sure what size I'll need though...

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I'm looking for a program that's similar to Google Drive for Desktop (So you can browse to your cloud files and upload from the default Windows file manager). The default Google Drive software can only sync one account at a time though. But I have two accounts: one for school and one for personal use. Is there a program that can sync multiple accounts at once? (Preferably free)

I'd love to win it, because I only have a crappy laptop, and everything is better as that.

What about the zalman r1? Is it solid or can you shake it around easily?

If so, I'd really like to know how the build quality is. Is it a solid case, or is it really shaky? Some opinions on it?

Have you bought the case? If so, how is the build quality? Is it stable or really shaky?

RAM over clocking above 1600MHz is almost useless. You always have a (small) chance of something going wrong. With RAM speeds above 1600MHz you'd only be able to notice a few fps increase if you lucky