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Ah I've forgotten about the low end stuff sorry :x

Hmmm if possible try going for a 360 on the top and a 240 at the bottom if you're going for the Phantom 820, just in case you want to add more GPU's to the loop and/or keep the temps even lower, but if you're okay with 50 ish temps a 360 and a 120 should be enough.
 
The AF series have 3 types of coloured rings that they come with red white and blue.(Same goes for the SP series)

Most medium to high end Gigabyte boards now do include wifi :)

its really easy.
 
download hwinfo and msi afterburner.
http://www.hwinfo.com/#
 
http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/download.htm
 
then install both.
 
then open msi afterburner OSD.
-turn on "show on-screen display"
-set application detection level to low

 
 
then open hwinfo
-run sensors only mode

 
-press configure 


 
 
-then go to what ever you want to monitor
 
-click on it
-and add a tick mark to show in the riva tuner OSD box

 
and thats it.
 
I'd recommend going for core max instead of all the individual cores,that way your not taking up too much space and still get all the info you need.
 
if you need any help with this feel free to ask,made this in a hurry so sorry if it's not awesome.

Ahh this type budget hurts my brain. You should save up some more dosh, cause a good mechanical keyboard is a worthwhile investment. :) 80 to a 100 quid should get you a mechanical keyboard that would meet your requirements.

Ahh this type budget hurts my brain. You should save up some more dosh, cause a good mechanical keyboard is a worthwhile investment. :) 80 to a 100 quid should get you a mechanical keyboard that would meet your requirements.

There actually isn't a "best mechanical keyboard". It's all down to preference and needs. Do you want one with backlight, media features, usb hubs, macro keys at the side? What kind of switches do you prefer? It's all down to you going down to your local computer shop and trying the keyboards out :)

Did you miss the April 19th livestream? I edited a few clips together of the highlights and main points Linus made.
Enjoy.
 

De nada. Glad to be of help

Nope. Only i7s currently have hyper-threading.

Yes it it is backwards compatible and you shouldn't worry about the PCI Express 2.0 slot bottlenecking your 650ti boost, as it won't even come close to using up all the bandwith so go ahead and get it

Would love to see your build from an overall perspective. Looks like a good solid build

Who knows, this technology might actually save lives in the future. It could potentially cut down a factor that might lead to a crash or slight accident. Thanks for sharing this news with us ^^

Very interesting information, thanks for that. In the end it'll be all up to the Intel/AMD engineers to bring it to fruition. Let's see where they take us in the future.

It's all in the spirit of the LTT forums :) Glad all of us could be of assistance to you. Looking forward to your build log post.

Personally i don't mind games being sold as discs at all, collecting video game boxes are always nice to have.
EUREKA MOMENT: SELL GAMES IN FLASH DRIVES INSIDE BOXES WITH COVER ART - And i'm satisfied :>

True dat man :D *Internet brofist*

Very nice and clean looking build :D 

I personally haven't touched a CD for about 5 years or more. I think they're completely irrelevant and useless already since most people get their media online. They should be phased out soon.