Chucky401

I just want an ultrawide, flexible(as in it I could alter the curvature of the screen myself), OLED, 4K, g-sync, 144hz monitor

Date recovery. Just search google for Data Recovery UK and pick a company. Basically, you'll send your SSD/HDD w/e to them and they'll try to recover the data. It's pricey so if those documents aren't worth a lot I wouldn't bother. 

240 mm in the front seems to be the way to go but like I've said several time here, you can make anything fit with enough modding.

I'd say about 10-15 degrees less than what you'd get from air cooling. Temperatures will vary somewhat depending on the ambient air temperature of the room.

Did a little research, and it looks like the max you can get on the front is 240mm. So the best you could get is maybe a 240 on the top, 200 on the front and a 120 on the back without modding. Of course, not all rads are gonna fit into that case just because they fit the requirements, so you're gonna have to do some fiddling around and fitting things in until you can get a good combo. 
 
I don't own a Prodigy, nor have a water-cooled anything, or even been able to afford to build a computer, so take my advice with a grain of salt. But just my little tip.

Your ISP determines how fast your connection to the internet is. 
 
How much information are you looking for? I can go further in depth if you'd like.

The are not necessary they just make the pumps look all nice and allow you to use custom fittings with pumps such as D5 or DDC which normally just have plastic barb fittings.

The default barbs are far to impractical in a small case. Without the ability it use angled fittings. Especially having the intake on the horizontal axis.
I tried to use the stock d5 top in my H440 (mid tower case), it was almost impossible to route tubing to it. Especially from the Res to the pump intake (on the front of the D5). Switching to an aftermarket D5 top made the job infinitely easy.

thanks so many people have told me to get one and i have finally been worn down into buying one !

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i know it was 970 sli I just had a typo, my bad, but 970s are inherently better so if you can afford it why not? and drivers for the future will be prioritised for the 970 over the 780 and to cap everything off there is more vram so it's a no brainer for me

Sound cards are really bad, it's a pretty stupid investment of money because sound cards are about the same grade of components as onboard sound. The only reason you may eliminate some sound is because the sound card is not in the depths of your case and is possibly covered by a shroud. But the quality is poor, I would recommend the audioengine DAC/AMP combo it's great

>Doesn't use PC part picker
>doesn't read because he's to lazy

I have it open, and it doesn't get nethier more or less dust than when it was closed, so yeah, unless you have a nice balanced air system, i don't think it will change that much.

Dont use  a 4770K, use a 4790K instead, do you really need a i7? And that 1000W Is WAY overkill

Thanks

sound cards are a COMPLETE waste of money- especially for £20- that money could go elsewhere, for example, you could get a better graphics card possibly a 770 for the extra cash. 
 
here is what I would make with your budget- a bit over but you could swing it with some deals.
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/Chucky40/saved/p2gZxr

we need to stop the iPhone vs Android War. who the hell cares which phone you prefer, go for the one that YOU want.
 
if you want to get the iPhone, get the damn iPhone.
 
if you want to get an android, get a damn Android!

We need to stop the xbox vs playstation and mac vs windows war. It really comes down to what you prefer; don't let other people tell you what hardware/software is good. 

Haven't seen a full loop build with an E-ATX in the 450D, but there is room.
 

According to Corsair the 450D supports mini-ITX, mATX, ATX, and E-ATX.

Air 540 can do some watercooling and has eatx
http://www.corsair.com/it-it/carbide-series-air-540-high-airflow-atx-cube-case