TheGhzGuy

Personally I'd go for the Meshify C and the Noctua. I'm pretty sure the Cryorig and Noctua perform very similarly, but the Noctua is a bit quieter. Neither is a bad combo though.

Well, I assume a 7700K will plug in and work fine, as it's the same socket (LGA1151) but you won't be able to overclock to my knowledge (as that's done with Z series boards)

About as accurate as your grandmother telling you how to operate a smartphone and how said phone functions. 

About as accurate as your grandmother telling you how to operate a smartphone and how said phone functions. 

Have you tried reading the manual?

NVidia tech that prevents tearing at the loss of some latency but is better than v sync by a long shot.
 

Yes.  Just like the Sony PlayStation can only work with a Sony TV.

I saw some interview the other day with a guy that was talking about how net neutrality was completely anti American and anti capitalist and how it was destroying the American way of life.  and how getting rid of net neutrality would actually open up the net and how businesses could use it.  If I were stupid I would probably have believed some of his propaganda.

I agree with you wholeheartedly, but you may want to look at the guidelines first.

so you say the laptop is idle, but you have lots of stuff open... start by closing all of your stuff, and then see what the usage is like. 
 
also, make sure Windows isn't updating, it consumes a bit of ram when it does that.

The only printer kit that I can think of that could be easier to assemble is the Creality CR-10, but the Prusa is a much higher quality printer. (Though the CR-10 has a larger print volume) 

This forum primarily deals with cooling found in PCs, and you're better off going to a forum dealing with cars/trucks almost exclusively. Not saying there aren't automobile savvy people here, but your chances are lower here versus a car/truck/automobile forum. That being said, PCs and vehicles are cooled through the same principles. Your issue might deal with other parts of the vehicle, not the cooling portion.

go away.

well at least don't be a dick while you're here.

There are coolers with Peltiers on them. They don't seem to work all that well.

Focus G Mini? Maybe Define Mini C?

A supermarket. 

An actual job.

There are no 240 pin DDR4 RAM Sticks. They are not backwards compatible.

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/93Crxr/cryorig-cpu-cooler-h7 

I bought a used SeaSonic SSP-450RT via Amazon for 18 dollars with free shipping (Not Prime either). We'll see how long it lasts, but it's SeaSonic so I'm not worried. 
 
Edit: It'll be running 24/7 as well for a BOINC rig. 

There are no 240 pin DDR4 RAM Sticks. They are not backwards compatible.

You can get a work permit at 14. 

A supermarket. 

Apparently you get Windstream, Hotwire, Bluestream, and Xfinity. And AT&T, duh. Hotwire and Bluesteam seem to be the best, but I'm not sure. http://broadbandnow.com Look through here and on their websites and see if any of those meet your needs.