DarkRuskov

in the menu on the monitor itself you should have an option to move the image.

I agree.
Telling people to help you instead of asking, and not saying please is rude. Not very Canadian, eh?

The orange/blue cables are both sata cables. So either will work. Also, the HDD won't pop out lmao, the open button opens the disk drive, not the entire bay

It's more powerful so of course it will run higher settings (look better) at the same framerate.  How much better isn't entirely clear yet and how much that difference matters is up to you

If you're already getting 60+ FPS on all the games you currently play then upgrading won't make any impact since a 60Hz display can only output at 60FPS.

Yup, see the Answer above.
While Snapdraogn CPU might be supported better because of drivers, it doesnt help as long the Bootloader is locked tighter than anything. If i'm not mistaken, there isnt even just a working Root yet available (after over 2,5 months)

please use a more descriptive title for threads.

i don't think you'll have the horse power to run it at 4k

A ssd will not help fps but it will help loading times and boot times

your whole system will feel (and be) faster, no fps improvement though.

you need to get into your router config (and just the brand doesn't help). You should be able to find it in your manual or on the internet pretty easily, but like Railgun said you need to know what you're doing because it opens many vulnerabilities.

not to be mean but if you own a pc repair shop shouldn't you be able to do this stuff on your own?

Show us pictures...

Show us some pictures?

there is no card that can run the demanding AAA games at 4k on highest settings, and starcitizen is a very demanding game (and not fully optimized yet).

i don't think you'll have the horse power to run it at 4k

i don't think you'll have the horse power to run it at 4k

Please be aware that the package split has already happened. In case you are unaware, the game Star Citizen, the multiplayer PU, is not going to include the standalone title Squadron 42 (singleplayer campaign-esque thingy), which costs an additional price. The campaign will have ties to the PU, including starting money, status, and npc relationships but it is neither detrimental nor necessary.
 
In terms of starter ships, you can either pick the Aurora MR or Mustang Alpha "starter" packages that include the ship, some UEC (In-game currency down the line), and a hangar, as well as a few more tidbits.
 
Most people, when upgrading from these ships, if you pick the Aurora, is Aurora MR -> Aurora LN (More militarized version; great all-around ship) -> Avenger Titan/Variants (Better handling and also a good all around ship) -> TO INFINITY!
 
If you choose the Mustang Alpha -> Mustang Beta (Exploration ship; think camper) -> Larger exploration ship
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-> Avenger Titan/Variants -> TO INFINITY!
OR just do whatever you want...
 
Basic Common Ship stand-out attributes (Be aware some of these ships are unavailable now, but you can expect to see them in the mini-PU):
Aurora: Single person multi-role ship; flies like a brick; tanks damage like one too; tough little ship Hornet: Single person fighter-oriented ship; Not very well-rounded; Tanks damage Super-Hornet: Dual person fighter-oriented ship; most often used in Arena Commander Gladius: Single person fighter-oriented ship; Slightly borked at the moment; Handles well Mustang: Single person varied ship; Variants range from military to light transport; Handles extremely well; slightly borked Mustang Delta: Single person fighter-oriented ship; Militarized version M50: Single person racing ship; Extremely fast and agile; small loadout; made of paper Avenger: Single person multi-role ship; Agile, handles well; A bit fragile; Slightly unbalanced at the moment Freelancer: Multi-person freighter/exploration ship; 18-wheeler of the game; Will be able to carry lots of cargo in the future Cutlass: Two-person (?) multi-role ship; pirate-y; versatile, jack-of-all trades; slightly borked at the moment Vanguard: Two-person deep space fighter; No cargo; tanks damage; straight-line fighter Retaliator: Large crew, long-range bomber ship; Think Flying Fortress Khartu-Al: Alien scout ship; agile; giant hitboxes; big-ish guns; no flares Sabre: Single person fighter-oriented stealth ship; Large loadout; Hard to hit; Stealthy in the future Constellation: Large crew, versatile large ship; Used for exploration or hauling; Tanks damage 300 Series ships: Single person multi-role(ish) ships; medium loadout; handles well; looks good(?) 350R: Single-person racing ship; fastest ship in the game; handles slightly more poorly than the M50; loadout isn't great That's about it... I think...
Anyway, sorry for the long-ish post. If you do decide to get it, check out LTT Conglomerate and hit us up on Discord. See you in the 'Verse!

I'd try and go with something that actually has 4 cores if you plan to play any newer or more graphically intensive games. You won't even be able to boot some games with only a dual core CPU.
 
I'd try finding used components if you have a budget like that. eBay can be a great resource; my entire computer was basically free with the deal I got.
 
Also, is this tower only?

still 980 ti, as it was already said, you don't need an i7

Thanks for the responses 

more details here :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID#Standard_levels

more details here :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID#Standard_levels

nope, it's the side that is measured.

It is. I looked at how Corsair measures their fans and you are correct when I looked at the values.