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i have an ender 3 and 2 cr 10 minis, and the ender 3 is a printer to 'cut-your-teeth' on for the price point you are looking at. but before settling on what, lets explore why and level of need and usage. buying something you'll never want to use after 3 weeks use isn't practical your you and your wallet.

yeah, we cannot really help you in circumventing someone else's rules.. seems you have done this before.. so..

corsair 350 with a 240 (h100i) for mATX other than the 750D for the h115 as all the smaller cases just are not friendly with the 140 fan-sized radiators.

they were removed from the thread as they do not advance or lend anything to the thread topic of building a PC let alone for Linus. as prescribed earlier, here is our Community Standards, prolly best to review them, understand them and post accordingly.

if trying to adapt a ATX PSU to a 3d printer you'll need to consider these: as for a pre-done PCB, prolly in aliexpress, but those may not have express connections/terminations (you'll prolly have to adapt).

please, stop SPAMming our forums with the same topic over and over. please stay on one thread with all your changes and ideas. multiple topics usually will heed low suggestions as the community just won't stop to help with all these 'changes'. you've been offered countless suggestions and then you change a key element. but we do know you want high FPS.. and those have been addressed. use this thread for your build, as all threads have been merged there: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1100524-aus-gaming-build-high-fps/ <-LOCKED->

in what context? about equal for web crawling and email reading.. what else do you need to know?

until the OP is updated properly as per the posting guidelines, this topic has been moved. https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/11724-posting-guidelines-read-before-posting/ once updated properly, report the thread and it'll be moved back as it should meet posting criteria.

you use the OS that your COA key is valid for.

its PLA and unless you have 50° or larger overhangs, a cooling fan isn't necessary. and from their pix, it is all pretty much a flat part.

curling/warping is a result of ill-adhesion or top layer is cooling more rapid than the lower layers. lower your bed temp after initial layer. usually first layer on my ender 3 is 215° and bed is 60°, then after first layer in complete it'll throttle back nozzle to 205° and bed to 40° no part cooling fan needed (ambient is enough). use IPA to clean your bed surface and if you have some hairspray, a light misted coat can work. from your pix, the first layer is a wreck. under extruded and nozzle is too close to the build surface. try .20 or .28 need and ender cura profile, i have several. if you have the gcode or STL on that file, i can print it to see what you are experiencing on my ender 3.

yeah, its not just this thread, mate. just think about what your thread involves and create that thread in the appropriate forum. general discussion is that general format with no real place to fit that doesn't have a forum for discussion.

usually depends on what file format they can accept. usually a dxf, raster file or even an illustrator file. usually they will ask how you are presenting them the design element for their equipment to use.

please do not dump all your threads into the general discussion forum. we have specific forums for all of your threads created. please create them in their appropriate forums <-moved to Troubleshooting>

please for all the love.. create your threads in the appropriate forum as asked before <-moved to Troubleshooting->

no need in cross-posting threads <-LOCKED->

welcome to the Linus Tech Tips forums! you've pretty much nailed the reasons prolly why not. that and tolerances have to be need to be dead-nuts accurate. ive tried FDM printing fittings and due to the layering, the tolerances are not clear-cut, mico layers of mico leaks. the technologies are not there yet for closed system environments like water cooling. but possibly soon.

please reserve this type of material to your status update located in your profile. <-LOCKED->

please reserve this type of material to your status update or make it a real discussion topic for the future. <-LOCKED->

we really want you to reserve this type of content to your status update located in your profile. <-LOCKED->

please create your threads in their appropriate subforums. general discussion is not a dumping ground for all threads. <-moved to CPU/RAM/Motherboards->

please create you threads in the appropriate forum. the general discussion is not a dumping ground for your threads. <-moved->

you actually asked for no scam/legit but not willing to pay the price.. then you get to gamble on the scamminess with the amount you are willing to pay. simple. otherwise any issues that arise cannot be completely solved due to the legitimacy of the license.

welcome to the Linus Tech Tips forums! yes our troubleshooting forums are quite helpful.

yeah, personal attacks will not be acceptable here. wanna stay, knock it off.. wanna leave, we can help with that, too.. thread cleaned.