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A router is what connects a WAN (the internet via your cable connection) to a LAN (your home network).
A switch uses what's called a MAC table to route traffic only on a single network (in this case your home network).
The MAC table links a port on the switch with a MAC address which is basically an id number for your device (more specifically the NIC in the device).

You require a switch. Any 4 or 8 port switch will do fine. Make sure you don't buy a hub as this is difference even though it will appear to do the same job.

Day 3
 
I riveted the false roof and the 140mm front fan mount back to the case. I was unable to get countersunk rivets but the case sides fit on with normal rivets. I can grind them down a bit so it is almost flush or find countersunk rivets. My rivet gun broke yesterday so i have to go down again today and buy a new one.
 


 
As you can see there is a small gap but it's not really anything to worry about.
 

 
I replaced the default Lian Li fans with NoiseBlockers PWM. 120mm rear top exhaust & 140mm front intake. The NoiseBlockers came with 2 different sized extension cables a badge, rubber spacer for noise reduction and screws. I used the default screws, rubber spacers and dust filters that came with the case as Lian Li uses special quick release mounts shown in the above photos.




 
The Lian Li fan.
 

 
The fans are connected to the motherboard using a  Phobya 4Pin PWM to 2x 4Pin PWM + 1x 3Pin splitter as the motherboard only has a 4 Pin CPU fan and a 4Pin Case fan.
 

 
Motherboard fits in snug. It's easier to remove the back silver tray and attach the motherboard and insert that than trying to put the motherboard in while in the case.
 

 
Fans in and front header cable routed under the hdd tray. Ill only be using 2 hdd slots and there is also the slots to attach the 3.5" drives i could use to pull the cable through if i wanted to add a third hdd.
 

 
PSU installed and as you can see the cables are way to long. They will be shortened, just not sure how ill route them with the GPU installed.
 

 
The 24pin slots are right next to each other so the cable will become very short. 

Yes, it can.
 
You do so by plugging them in.
 
 
i was wrong

Day 3
 
I riveted the false roof and the 140mm front fan mount back to the case. I was unable to get countersunk rivets but the case sides fit on with normal rivets. I can grind them down a bit so it is almost flush or find countersunk rivets. My rivet gun broke yesterday so i have to go down again today and buy a new one.
 


 
As you can see there is a small gap but it's not really anything to worry about.
 

 
I replaced the default Lian Li fans with NoiseBlockers PWM. 120mm rear top exhaust & 140mm front intake. The NoiseBlockers came with 2 different sized extension cables a badge, rubber spacer for noise reduction and screws. I used the default screws, rubber spacers and dust filters that came with the case as Lian Li uses special quick release mounts shown in the above photos.




 
The Lian Li fan.
 

 
The fans are connected to the motherboard using a  Phobya 4Pin PWM to 2x 4Pin PWM + 1x 3Pin splitter as the motherboard only has a 4 Pin CPU fan and a 4Pin Case fan.
 

 
Motherboard fits in snug. It's easier to remove the back silver tray and attach the motherboard and insert that than trying to put the motherboard in while in the case.
 

 
Fans in and front header cable routed under the hdd tray. Ill only be using 2 hdd slots and there is also the slots to attach the 3.5" drives i could use to pull the cable through if i wanted to add a third hdd.
 

 
PSU installed and as you can see the cables are way to long. They will be shortened, just not sure how ill route them with the GPU installed.
 

 
The 24pin slots are right next to each other so the cable will become very short. 

Day 3
 
I riveted the false roof and the 140mm front fan mount back to the case. I was unable to get countersunk rivets but the case sides fit on with normal rivets. I can grind them down a bit so it is almost flush or find countersunk rivets. My rivet gun broke yesterday so i have to go down again today and buy a new one.
 


 
As you can see there is a small gap but it's not really anything to worry about.
 

 
I replaced the default Lian Li fans with NoiseBlockers PWM. 120mm rear top exhaust & 140mm front intake. The NoiseBlockers came with 2 different sized extension cables a badge, rubber spacer for noise reduction and screws. I used the default screws, rubber spacers and dust filters that came with the case as Lian Li uses special quick release mounts shown in the above photos.




 
The Lian Li fan.
 

 
The fans are connected to the motherboard using a  Phobya 4Pin PWM to 2x 4Pin PWM + 1x 3Pin splitter as the motherboard only has a 4 Pin CPU fan and a 4Pin Case fan.
 

 
Motherboard fits in snug. It's easier to remove the back silver tray and attach the motherboard and insert that than trying to put the motherboard in while in the case.
 

 
Fans in and front header cable routed under the hdd tray. Ill only be using 2 hdd slots and there is also the slots to attach the 3.5" drives i could use to pull the cable through if i wanted to add a third hdd.
 

 
PSU installed and as you can see the cables are way to long. They will be shortened, just not sure how ill route them with the GPU installed.
 

 
The 24pin slots are right next to each other so the cable will become very short. 

I am always partial to Lian Li Cases.
Motherboard: ASRock Z77E-ITX was a great little beast. http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Z77E-ITX/
The extreme 4 is also good.

 

Day 1
The case arrives.