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When in doubt, C4.  :D

I would look around for a Canon T3i on sale. Now that there are two new versions with pretty much no updates, you can find good deals on a refurbished, or even new t3i. It fits all of your requirements, and is even a great photo camer too if you want to get into photography. 

It depends on what your custom loop is. Yes, custom loops do tend to perform better, but I think that is usually because of the larger rad size, which can dissipate heat more efficiently. 

Oh my!

The 660ti will slow down your 780. Learn more about it here: 
 

Yea I would mine with both when not playing games.

Yep, I believe its possible. However, you would probably get more for your money if you mined with both GPUs. 

lol,basically what I said.
 
any case,pick whichever you like,with right stuff.
noctua fans,SSD,silent (or quiet) gpu,and noctua heatsink (just because it includes noctua fans)

It's a High Speed PC tech station
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l00cSgE2jo4

I actually wouldn't suggest doing the Phys-x setup. The performance increase is minimal, at best: 
 

I saw a Benq one, im not typing out the name but its the one on newegg that was reviewed a short while ago, i just wanna know, im more likely to get 2 1920x1080 and try to do that eyeinfinty and then maybe get another gpu to handle it all.

Thats dedication to style your whole room around your PC! Looks great though.

Probably a Nissan GT-R. It has amazing performance, and looks really cool. 

It's the standard, and any new plugs will have it. The old version has just the two vertical pins, but that was a while ago. 

The Fractal Design Define r4 is a great choice, but if you think the 650d is small, you will think the r4 is small too. Maybe a Corsair 600t? 

I had the same exactly question and this guy and seeing the corsair c70 in black? Thank you for my new case.

The GTX 770 or AMD 7970 would be great choices. 

Why? The Macbook Air is actually a great choice, and is better than many ultrabooks at the same price point. It has amazing battery life, looks great, and has a new PCI-e ssd, so you get insanely fast read speeds. If she needs windows, you can always use something like Parallels or Boot Camp, but still get all the benefits of having a Macbook Air. 

No, it isn't too hot. When it is on full load, you can get up to 80 degrees or more, and it is still just fine.

Yes, they are. For clarification, go on tonymacx86's site, and look at the build guide. He now includes the new GPUs, such as the Titan, 780, and 770 as suggested graphics cards. 

What's your budget? In general, the GTX 770 or 780 are both great choices.

When in doubt, C4.  :D

When in doubt, C4.  :D

The hyper evo is cheaper but only for 10 euros less, thermaltake true spirit 140 will not be better in performance..?
 
 
I know, but were i'm going to buy they're only 3 euros diference :)

I would also suggest the Hyper 212, and I would also say save some money and go for 1600MHz RAM. The extra speed does not have a massive performance increase unless you're running an APU, and usually the extra cost outweighs the performance gain.