Pancake

I don't know how much of an issue it would be, but one rail couldn't handle the load and I'm not sure plugging in both separate rails into one GPU is smart. Definitely would not be something I would be comfortable in recommending. 600W for the 3700X and 2080 SUPER should be perfectly fine. 
 
 

EDIT: Damnit! Wrong thread. Sorry guys

This thread is very old, but I figured I would update. I have had my Ergochair since June and it has been FANTASTIC. I find it much more comfortable and better looking than the Aeron's I tried at various locations
 
I wouldn't hesitate to get another.

Yep sure sucks, but thing happen. Just remember there are currently people not able to pay their mortgages, so you have it pretty good

Thats it!!!!!

Hm. Something like this, perhaps?
 

 
Generating EOC F@H Signatures:
Additional details and customization options are on the EXTREME Overclocking Folding@home Stats site (Folding@Home Signature Images).

An Xbox One controller is my go to for gaming on the PC.
Uses normal Double A batteries, or can be used wired. I personally find it more comfortable than an Xbox 360 controller, which would be my next best option.

Is PCIE 4.0 something that will come in handy in the future for GPU performance? I plan on keeping the system a long time

I am building a new machine, and I am a bit out of the loop. I will have a AMD RYZEN 7 3700X, starting with 2 x 16GB DDR4, maybe going to 4 x 16GB
 
All I need is 2 M.2 slots that do NVMe, a x16 slot for a GPU and another spare slot of some kind for a 10G SFP+ NIC. The on board LAN must be Intel, and it must have Bluetooth. I have a few ASRock boards in the house and they seem to be alright with no annoying things going on
 
This ASRock board seems to fit the bill at $190 - ASRock X570 STEEL LEGEND WIFI AX AM4
 
Any reasons against it? I won't be doing much if any overclocking. I don't see anything that jumps out that might cause me to want to get a $300+ board.
 
My only concern is the small fan on there, but It looks like they pretty all have the fans
 

Silence is key, case will be a Enthoo Pro M Tempered Glass
 
Looking for 3 x 140mm white LED fans of the highest quality
 
Any recommendations? The Corsair ML140's seem to get good reviews, but seem to get darker as speeds get reduced?

Perfect!
 
The Enthoo Pro M Tempered Glass solves all my issues.

Yes you can use the two pre-installed 140mm fans while utilizing the 5.25" bay
 
Other options include the following:

I don't think I have ever shared this here
 
I decided to mount a second rack in my garage instead of running a ton of cables over there, hopefully someone finds it interesting
 
https://blog.networkprofile.org/mounting-a-network-rack-in-my-garage/

Took 13 runs, but here we go
 

 
Can't wait for that 95th percentile bill...

Upload needs to be higher... Hopefully AT&T's Gigabit service is available soon
 

 
Speeds over wireless not to bad
 

Is that over Coax? That is VERY good latency

Eh, speed isn't everything
 
Give me a good business grade 50/50 with a real SLA and good peering over the majority of the residential crap any day!

Took 13 runs, but here we go
 

 
Can't wait for that 95th percentile bill...

Took 13 runs, but here we go
 

 
Can't wait for that 95th percentile bill...

Took 13 runs, but here we go
 

 
Can't wait for that 95th percentile bill...

IP Transit, I don't actually pay Cogent directly though. I pay for a redundant 10G link and they route it through the best connection at the time

Thanks!
 
Only just over 1000 of them in the USA, I figured I should do my part. Took around a week to arrive from The Netherlands

Awesome setup, very clean, I like it!
 
I'd completely forgotten about RIPE Atlas Probes. I remember wanting to get one a while back and then never did. Just submitted my application