iamdarkbowser

Including the controllers? I heard that they could be used on the Wii U.

I am looking on buying this. Can I use the stuff from my Wii on that Wii U for the missing stuff? Also, if someone sees a problem with the listing or knows about a better one, please tell me, thanks.

I think I will go with the V120B, about $8 per fan and the specs page for them explicitly says that they are static pressure optimized.

Yea but they don't glow. I will probably replace them with something glowy and use the magmas on my next build.

Is the V120B particularly static pressure rated? Just looking at the fins it is a cross between both static pressure optimized and air flow optimized.

I had 8 by 3.5, if we want to round down then FPI=24, which sounds a bit more reasonable.

Good point, about 28 if I did that right.

Do you know of any pictures I can reference from? Doing some quick googling did not help me.

@iamdarkyoshi? I have no idea, they are less than 35mm thick and not particularly dense. I have a 240mm and 360mm rad.

I need fans for my radiators that are quiet, cost (per fan) $10 USD or less and preferably glows blue or red (doesn't have to). What is out there that can satisfy my needs?

I think this video is an indicator that says that there needs to be more RGB products that will allow for a $1000 build.

Usually when I am putting together a list of parts for a new build I do it in two stages. First, I build a template, find how far beyond it is from my limit. Second, I start making compromises, and that's why I created this topic and why the price of the build was so high. I still really want to go with the hybrid drive because it covers both criteria I always set. I highly doubt that he will get within 20gb of a 500gb limit before doing some cleaning. I have also used a hybrid drive and kinda compared it to a decent SSD, and the SSD was not a ton faster than the hybrid drive. Plus, my friend is use to a slow laptop hard drive on a laptop that likely can no longer take advantage of it's depressing speeds.

Most likely going to change to that processor. If he really needs to, he can upgrade later. (More accurately, he gives me money and his computer gets faster)

Both of those builds are far beyond the permanent price limit I set about 2 hours ago (less than $500). As for the drive choice, he needs a decent amount of space and I want him to have some speed beyond what normal hard drives can do, but more space than your average cheap SSD, thus, hybrid drive. I use a little less than 240GB and I'm guessing that he will be using more than me.

Is the processor and motherboard (most likely to be changed) I chose compatible with DDR4?

I am making a rig for a friend. The most power hungry thing he will likely be doing is playing Fallout 4 at 1080p 60hz. Excluding the case, what can be changed for a better price? My original limit was $300 USD but that obviously needed to be changed, what we can get this rig down to will determine the final limit. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kvjZjc (motherboard, this one was not in the pcpartpicker list)