reaperfang

Only plays WoW and some puzzle games. Needs 4k and high fps... why?

It seems they're already sold out I mean I know it's limited edition but that was FAST.

If you want an optical drive maybe one of the Corsair Obsidian's or 760T/780T. Or you could get an external drive.

To be honest what interests me the most are good looking builds. Kills me inside when I see a build in a great case for showing stuff off and then I see mismatched colors, not even trying cable management, and so on. I get that on the lower especially end price for performance takes over and stuff but even still, some just bother me a lot. Or even worse - when I see a really high end one and it looks like a spaghetti monster. Then I just want to paint their shiny windows solid.

Now how exactly do you plan to fit two 1080's inside a PC-O6s?

H105i 240mm in a 760t (no it's not my pc unfortunately)

We don't know yet.

Oh around then? By that time AMD Zen will be out as well as their Vega 10 GPU's. In that case you should just wait until then to see what happens since you have plenty of time.

Stock fans are fine, aftermarket fans just generally look better and perform slightly better. Nothing huge, people just like having them. A chrome/metallic theme is bit tricky. Can't really think of anything. As for 4k monitors, you mean like January right? Probably nothing huge, though you might get to see a few deals around the holidays. Also this is on MassDrop right now https://www.massdrop.com/buy/lg-27-4k-freesync-monitor-27ud68p-b?referer=XJLUKT though FreeSync won't work with Nvida GPU's. Not a bad thing, you just won't get to use the FreeSync part.

You don't NEED water cooling for good temperatures. Some CPU air coolers can get equal or even better temperatures than water. Even if you really really want to go water cooling, remember you should always test the build on air first. And if you can't help yourself, research the *** out of water cooling.

Custom watercooling can look perform great and look absolutely stunning, but it's almost purely an enthusiast "Because I can" sort of thing that can get very expensive very quickly for very little value/money. At least at first you should start with air. Also 2 Titan XP's? Do you need those for your architecture stuff? If not, you could save quite a bit of money scaling down to 1080's. I don't know anything about architecture but I do remember seeing this http://pcpartpicker.com/b/vGf8TW a while back. Not saying you should copy the whole thing but might help looking at his reasoning.

140mm version of what J400 posted

Where did you fit the hard drive? Wouldn'tthe front 360mm radiator block off all the hard drive mounts?

Username: reaperfang Links: https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 https://www.vessel.com/videos/O-iY68wYl

Push/pull is when you have fans on both sides of a radiator. And I think people like SP-120's because they look good.