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Wasn't really Dell's fault, some cap maker spied on some other one which gave them the wrong formula which caused them to produce faulty caps for years. It was somewhere between 2001 and 2005 I believe, many electronics from that period of time suffer from blown caps.

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klinkt toch beter in het engels

Why a 8350
Why a crosshair V formula
Why a GTX 660
Why so much storage
Why a DVD drive

Why a 8350
Why a crosshair V formula
Why a GTX 660
Why so much storage
Why a DVD drive

I used a AMD Duron 1300MHz with 1GB ram and a NVidia Geforce4 440MX until around 2011. This was budget hardware in 2001 (apart from the ram).

And 167MB/s is 1.336Gbit/s, so not a large difference.

Yes I see your point

You won't notice the difference between a realtek codec or a top-of-the-line DAC with a HyperX cloud. If it doesn't get loud enough get an amp, but it probably will so you're good.

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but still, bad idea

The GTX 750 is a GM107 chip with one SMX unit disabled, so it is maxwell.

Just buy the cheapest one, they're all good really.

You have a lot of power hungry components in a relatively closed case, the air in the case will warm up. The warm motherboard is a good indicator of this. The only way to keep your components cooler is by installing more fans to improve airflow. If possible you could change your 970's for reference models, they are generally better for SLI configurations because they exhaust the heat out of the back of the case instead of in the case itself like an open air design does.

You need a DVI-I to VGA adapter, DVI-D is only digital so it is an active adapter and the ports on the R9 280 should also have the analog pins (use this to check). Club3D for some reason doesn't include DVI to VGA adapters, but you should be able to find them for about €5 (or $, but AFAIK Club3D is mostly a thing here in the EU.)

The R9 380 performs a little bit better pretty much all across the board. Only get the 960 if power is really expensive where your friend lives.

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You shouldn't run into issues except maybe multiplayer battlefield.

If you connect one monitor to you IGP your CPU will get a little bit hotter and your drivers might hate you. Other than that, no difference. Unless you're using the monitors in surround, in that case definatly hook them up to your GPU.

The 650 is worse than the consoles though, might as well buy one of those then unless you can upgrade fast. In which case it is a better idea to hold out for a few months and do it right.

I'd get an H81 board and an i5 4460 unless you plan on upgrading your CPU within a few months, because that G3258 WILL bottleneck in almost every game.

Looked it up and it might not be that great, I was confused with another cooler. You could try using the stock cooler, maybe it'll give you better temps but I doubt it. Is your CPU overclocked? Because if your stock cooler still gives temps over 70 degrees at stock that's really weird.

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Speakers, if they count.
Else, fans.

HDD. Massive first world problem

my harddrives, they drive me nuts