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why... res are like $10...
ive seen it dose but makes no sense.

any brand is fine.

how big dose one need it?
$30 400mm
$21 300mm with pump
i could keep looking for cheaper but you get the point...

keep in mind hi rpm fans need to take the power from the psu... as they take more then an amp each...

keep in mind hi rpm fans need to take the power from the psu... as they take more then an amp each...

keep in mind hi rpm fans need to take the power from the psu... as they take more then an amp each...

all extension cables are safe other then the 12pin gpu cable that thing needs to die...

you rip down the walls obviously

imo i think supplements is bs and just eat good food instead.
there alot of youtube. some good are athen x, thin x, alan thrall
if your in to calisthenics there some good ones for that too.

imo i think supplements is bs and just eat good food instead.
there alot of youtube. some good are athen x, thin x, alan thrall
if your in to calisthenics there some good ones for that too.

I ordered a 360 x 180 rad for the front and a 280 x 140 rad for the bottom. 
While playing cyberpunk with an ambient temperature of 27 °C,. The average CPU temperature was 63 °C, while the GPU temperature was 50°C. It is definitely way quieter, and I am pleased with the looks and performance. 
 
Here is a picture of it.

 

sounds like the adapter came with the mb...
 

sounds like the adapter came with the mb...
 

I used a Pentium II laptop in 2006 to do all my homework, and run every game I could fit on its 10 GB HDD (Half-Life was the standout). Even watched torrented episodes of Top Gear.
The thing is, nowadays those basic tasks can be done with a Chromebook or iPad, there's not too much use for a desktop computer that can barely do the minimum.

thanks for your answer! 
Then i will try 1300 at first if not then I go lower. 

The CPU is put together again and has some liquid metal paste between the chip and the die so not direct die cooling and was made professionally. 

all has to do with shipping. maybe a little in carbon tax.

$180 GTX 1660 Super
free Stock 10100F Cooler
$130 MSI H410M-A-PRO
$10 HyperX Fury DDR4 2x8 GB 2666MHZ
$20 Gigabyte GP-GSM2NE3256GNTD
$30 Storage (HDD): WD Blue 3,5" (SMR, 256MB cache, 5400rpm), 2TB
$20 AeroCool Bionic RGB Mid Tower Case
$20 psu
 
maybe $150-200 all together

$180 GTX 1660 Super
free Stock 10100F Cooler
$130 MSI H410M-A-PRO
$10 HyperX Fury DDR4 2x8 GB 2666MHZ
$20 Gigabyte GP-GSM2NE3256GNTD
$30 Storage (HDD): WD Blue 3,5" (SMR, 256MB cache, 5400rpm), 2TB
$20 AeroCool Bionic RGB Mid Tower Case
$20 psu
 
maybe $150-200 all together

your way over thinning is dont worry about dust it can be cleaned. cats like to sit on top of case. unless you add something to the top that they dont like what i dont no...
scarf icing cooling for dust is stupid.

use all of them...🤷‍♂️

they been saying that for years if you buy this led you will save moeny for a bit but your power bill will just keep going up. ya we save alot of power els were but also crating new things that use power.
 
there alot of things that just sux power.
 
if you really want to save power build an off grid house.

if there dust and dirt on the floor it can be sucked in to the pc well on top it just suck w/e in the air. so long you keep the table clean... but a good case with eazy filters would work fine thow i dont keep track of filters on case these days but alot of them sould be fine.

ya i dont like msi or coolermaster. even thow msi alot of times has "cool" stuff at the lowest cost...
as an aio loses water then tubes down would still be the best.
the clogs was do to improper liquid additive and its a know problem in aios...

tubes up vs down was mostly for custom loops because you didn't want to trap the bubble in the rad and try and push it out to the res.
in a good filled aio wont make a difference how ever some that are not filled right it would be best to have it tubes down and the rad hier then the cpu block so you could trap the air bubble in the rad and not thow the cpu block witch cause problems over time.

It's been closer to $130-$150 for what they actually sell for. Don't go off price on listings, go off of "sold listings"
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There's a couple factors going into the price of that card. FE cards will always go for more on the second hand market because there was less of them. EVGA is in that same boat right now. With them not making cards anymore you've got collectors buying up the used market on those cards. MSI cards are going for closer to $100 used on eBay.