Scottywelsh16

I had this problem a while back and had to return the motherboard. I was told It was the 24 pin connector on the board that wasn't connected properly and was a little bent or something. I couldn't see a problem when I inspected it but that's what I was told by the manufacturer. But to check other things first I would build it outside of the case. Try one stick of ram and then the other stick/s one by one. Remove the cpu and inspect the socket and cpu. And then check all the connectors. Also check everything on the mother board as much as possible. Much easier to do this outside of the case.

I'd love to have it to make my living room into a home theater and possibly more while at the same time not having any wires or even the pc visible. Totaly clean looking with alot of hidden possibilities.

Or the Samsung 850 evo

The Kingston HyperX 120gb is about £45 which I think is around $60 which is a decent ssd with 500mb read and write

I'm still trying to find the mouse that feels right in my hand and not like my hands are too big or too small for it

Some nice sticks of ram with a bit of colour on would look nice aswell

Swap the rear fan for a red and black fan Buy braded cable extentions in red or black and definetly put your gpu cables through the grommet at the side of it and not underneath

Get a bit more than you need to leav yourself room to upgrade. I'd get a good rated 600w

I would of thought it's a motherboard issue. Check the 24 pin on the mobo to see if there is any obvious signs that's there's something wrong there. That's what was wrong with my old Asus mobo.

Just like what was said above. Build it outside the case first. It doesn't take to long and you will know if everything works or not if something doesn't work or your not sure what is going on then someone on here will definetly be able to help. I had the same fear when I first started. I kept thinking it's alot of money to spend and if something goes wrong I wouldn't know what to do but it's alot easyer than you think and Google is always there to help lol

nickel plated electrolytic copper electrolytic copper Is looks the only difference between these ?

I was looking at this http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-339-EK&groupid=962&catid=1520&subcat=2328

I use silver kill coils for that and i first started watercooling for the temp difference and noise difference. . but now i am going for a good looking build lol

Hey guys . sorry if this has been asked before but my search is not working. Iv never watercooled a GPU before and am going to be watercooling my gtx 780 I want to know which block people would recommend for the best performance Im using mayhems pure h20 distilled water . . Not a coolent because of bad experiences. (if that makes a difference).

The gpu will be watercooled at some point This is just wat iv done so far And there will be abit more tubing visible then for the gpu