Kermit

Welcome!

I think its really cool that your thinking of taking your hobby a step further

I once put a motherboard in the dishwasher thinking it would boost performance when I was eight.

Putting a new meaning to "Clean my PC"

Used an old tube of Dynex thermal compound that had been open for the past year...

Came out all crusty but I thought it was normal so I used it, and a lot of it (I had watched one vid)- I asked my dad about it, who laughed.

It took me half a fucking hour to completely clean off the compacted, hardened compound from the cpu

@Kermit @TheAmazingCookieFromSquare the PSU and RAM isn't available in Austrialia along with the optical drive so...

Those aren't difficult to replace 

Welcome to the forums!

Dip the whole board in wall-paint.

"Offended" can be very subjective. If you identify with the people being killed by ISIS, then yeah you'll probably find it terrible what they're doing. Not to say that I don't, but if ISIS is seeking out those who are close to you, or in your community/religion, then you would definitely feel it on a more personal level.

Even though I have family in Jordan and Syria, I don't find the videos offensive, although I can bet it does offend my family near the affected areas. By playing a game, and having fun being a terrorist (doing beheadings and stuff), yes you will attract some unwanted attention, and I honestly think you deserve getting banned. I don't define having fun as role playing a terrorist and killing innocent people, but to each their own. This issue actually something I'd like to discuss with them next time I get the chance- thanks.

I voted no.

@Kermit

 

AUD not USD

you can always convert 1.6k to AUD....

ends up around 2.3k AUD

First of all, you only need like $1500, not $2500. $2500 is for something like a video editing monster, not a gaming machine. 

2.5k Australian dollars (AUD)

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/acer-monitor-umvh6aa003

that's not even how you spell grammar. 

that was the jo- nevermind scrub

Windows 10 Family safty what ever the fuck

do you even grammer 

Waste of air. Quite literally.

I WANT MY OLD LIFE BACK

bruh chill with that

by not being edge-y

+1 lmao

Probably around the same time the evolv atx comes out. Near the end up this month. 

I guess "end of the month" means "pushing into August" lol

You don't look happy but I'm happy

Thank you! I feel so much better now!

No.

 

Had you bought an android that might be different.

Fight me right here, right now

Yeah, this is correct, sorry for the poor diagram. Just to clarify, are you stating that a 280mm rad would do for the dual cards, and only the cards, not the cpu?

Well, by the looks of it you already have an h110i for the CPU. So to answer your Q, yes a 280mm will be fine for dual cards and the other 280mm (h110i) will be great for the processor. 

Now I pay a $170 deductible and wait 2 weeks. Sick. 

I could always use my dusty flip phone doe

Am I seeing clearly, or does your loop split off into 2 different directions underneath the CPU cooler? Because that's not possible.

I think he's saying that the used water goes into the 140mm rad and the cold goes back into the reservoir (take another look at the diagram). That being said, I think a 280mm rad will do for a dual card setup, but if you want colder temps then another 140mm will also work, but I personally wouldn't do so. 

actually, dont use flexable tubing, use petg, in the long scheme of things, its cheaper and looks nicer

https://youtu.be/XqahLY8Qh64?t=7m39s

I've seen that video, yes. But flexible tubing is far easier to use and is a good introductory material. 

Flexible tubing still looks nice, but I agree PETG does look sexy. I still suggest flexible for a first time build just for ease of use. 

EDIT: I still think soft tubing looks the best (thats my opinion)

The OS is going to stay Windows XP Since there are programs on it that wont work on Windows 7+

with the AMD APU's you WILL be required to have at least Windows Vista.

Will the needed programs be able to function on Vista?

I had trouble verifying a credit card, and they helped a little but this is a different subject. They do help for some things, but might not for the VAC ban appeals and scam reports that they get all day long. 

Welcome to the forums!

Those are normal temps and with dual 980TIs, and I think you have a ton of performance. If your willing to risk your system (especially your 980TIs) with a first-time custom loop, I would say hell yeah, but I'd say your system is managing more than alright. But again, if your really want to pump (pun kinda intended) as much performance out of your baby as possible, do it. Just please PLEASE use regular flexible tubing instead of acrylic. 

I've never done it myself bc even if I had the funds, I'm too scared to risk my system like that. That being said, I'm still quite knowledgable on the subject and PM/reply if you have further questions. Cheers.