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Thanks man! That is a lot easier then disabling surround

Thanks man! That is a lot easier then disabling surround

the mionix avior 7000, the Roccat Kone Pure Military, The Zowie fk1 and fk2, and the Logitech g502, g402, or g302 (only g302 if you don't use a super low sensitivity). All have superb tracking.

Corsair M65 all the way. I have an m95 which is the same thing but with a whole lot of macros and it's great.

Asus rt-n66u. Amazing. It's Linus' favorite cheaper router

I would upgrade parts first then water cool

spend it on another gpu

Def agreed. @Madster You could get better performance now...IMO custom or "extreme" water cooling like this is only excusable when you already have the highest end components. Take my build for example, sure a 4790k and a GTX980 (not 970 anymore, sig is wrong), isn't exactly the "best" hardware available, but for gaming would I need anything better? Sure I could have gone with a Titan Z and the highest end x99 CPU, but that woulda been a waste of money. My components are perfect for a gaming build, hence my decision to go with a custom CPU/GPU loop, as upgrading my CPU would have been a bit silly. Some would even argue I could have gone SLI instead of water cooling, which I thought of, but I don't play many SLI games. 
 
Reason I'm telling you is this...most water coolers will tell you the same, never water cool (especially custom loop, AIO is one thing) at the expense of performance. Never go with expensive custom water cooling when you got a R9 270. You're equipment isn't bad, but you're WAY better off spending that money buying a new GTX 970 or 980, or upgrading your CPU. 
 
Like I said....custom water cooling is only sensible in one situation: When you have all the hardware specs you need to run anything you want at full potential. Once you reach a point where upgrading your CPU, doubling up on ram, or similar things won't actually benefit you in any way, water cooling is sensible. It is not in any other situation IMO.

I would upgrade parts first then water cool

All these people saying it is decent.... I have three of them and they are amazing. Colors arr great and there is almost no input lag (this is from someone who used a 144hz benq xl2420te)

ahh, nice! I have the formula and the 4790k, love them both so much

1. Corsair h105
2. NZXT kraken x61
3. Swiftech h220-x
4. Corsair h100i (If installed correctly)
5. Coolermaster nepton 280l
 
Remember, there are probably a lot of the aio cpu coolers that perform near/same as some of these but this is just off the top of my head.

It's always been this price... it's just like the ultimate just shorter

Awesome! Be sure to post a picture of it when you got it done. I would love to see it.

If you do Linus N' Freinds make sure you spell freinds friends Haha. 
 
And what is this game about? How many things can Linus break

Your motherboard and psu generally come with all the necessary cables. Sata power cable and sata 3 cable. The sata power cable (Cable with about inch and 1/2 thin adapter plugs into ssd to psu and the sata 3 (About half inch adapter) plugs into ssd to sata 3 ports located on the motherboard.

Vsync is off
You have it locked at 30fps
What slot is your card in?

Possibly...

Lol, he sure does have quite the build

LOL, RMA note: "I think my case it broken, it keeps shocking me." 
 
I wouldn't know what to do if I was NZXT and recieved that..

LOL, RMA note: "I think my case it broken, it keeps shocking me." 
 
I wouldn't know what to do if I was NZXT and recieved that..

LOL, RMA note: "I think my case it broken, it keeps shocking me." 
 
I wouldn't know what to do if I was NZXT and recieved that..

Lol, I agree. The Laing DDC and D5 pumb's are very good.

The Laing DDC pumb or the Laing D5 pump are both very good pumbs. They pumb the coolant very reliably. Pumb pumbedi pumb..

I don't know. I prefer him building a pc then showing us how it performs