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That's not the problem, it's regarding some coolers bending Skylake CPUs.

It was originally in General because it applied to both air and water, but it's in air now.

Alright, here are the HWMonitor reports. http://imgur.com/J999JsZ http://imgur.com/yWRZDVI

Post the temperatures of your CPU/GPU when on idle and under load (on average). (Not really sure where I should've put this so I put it here) My CPU's temps: http://m.imgur.com/VMNyzZf,MrOVHV5

I'm surprised that Hue+ wasn't used.

Took that the completely wrong way. Thought you were referencing the 'do it later' part of my post. Yes, they're rather small.

I'm guessing that's a joke. Assuming otherwise, I'm not sure. Find out for yourself ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

I've been considering that. Might do it later.

For a first build, I think I did pretty good. The only thing that annoys me is the Corsair Link USB cable.

I would suggest an i3-6100 simply for the fastest M.2 speeds. Assuming you're putting a NVMe drive in there anyway(although your parents would be impressed with the boot times, so I would do it).

My computer was working fine two days ago, as it has for 2 and a half years. Yesterday I turned it on, and the monitor says no signal. I tried it the integrated GPU, dedicated, and on a TV. Nothing. Specs: Intel Core i3 2130, Palit Geforce GT 730 1GB GDDR5, 8GB DDR3-1600 RAM, HP 300W PSU, 1TB 7200RPM HDD, Foxconn H61 chipset motherboard. Note: Usually my PC makes a noise when it powers up, which didn't happen when it failed, but the power button lit up. Problem has been solved! I have a PSU that I planned to use for my future build, but as this PC's PSU failed, I have decided to use it on this.

I don't literally mean the look.

Turns out the motherboard in my PC doesn't support overclocking. (apparently all HP PCs except for their gaming ones don't support overclocking) I was planning to buy the Intel i5 3570K so this really sucks. Can I still use it, just without overclocking? Thanks