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It won't work unless you get a cheap m.2 SATA to PCI-e adapter. Those don't cost much.

I'll recommend a separate modem and router. Because you can always change out the router for a better one, with lots of options to choose from. As for a modem/router combo, I think there aren't that many great options out there now. 

Okay thank you for that information anyway

Riley and I have known each other for almost 8 years and we've worked together in some capacity for over half of that time. 
 
He asked to review a graphics card as a total joke. That's not his forte and he's perfectly comfortable with that. Even back at NCIX Tech Tips (as he mentioned on the WAN Show today) he got Ivan's help with a lot of the benchmarking stuff. Big deal. 
 
You also need to understand that he's not some intern who isn't sure about his job security or his skills. Evaluating gaming cards may not be one of them but who cares? That's not what he was hired to do.
 
Riley was brought in as a specialist for TechLinked. 
 
Something you guys might also not realize is that Riley is perfectly comfortable dishing out his share of trolling off-camera - even if he's not sure where the limits are yet with the live audience. 
 
If LMG was a horrible place to work and anyone actually took me seriously about this stuff, we'd probably have a little more turnover, don't you think? These are very talented people who could get a job tomorrow if they felt like it. 
 
We tease each other, but it's part of having some fun at work instead of being all corporate. 
 
I messaged Riley to tell him people were upset at the way he was treated on the WAN Show and to make sure he was okay and he had to go find the timestamps people were posting to see why he was supposed to be upset. 
 
So it's probably worthwhile to try re-watching with all of that in mind..
 
 
 

Should be just fine.

Should be just fine.

Should be just fine.

Plug the pump into cpu fan header, and get a splitter for the fans, and then plug them into a case fan header. 99% of the watercoolers come with a fan splitter.

You can adjust the fan speed settings in the bios. Just set a fan curve for the fans to not spin when not under load.

I feel stupid now :()()() Thanks man

LG Wallpaper TV Window Project COMPLETE – Linus Office Tour
I think it was this one.

LG Wallpaper TV Window Project COMPLETE – Linus Office Tour
I think it was this one.

Sorry to disappoint, but I believe there is no easy way to run them both together even if pro applications, let alone games. 

this was exactly the thing i was talking about! 
 
thank you!

Keep that 32GB kit, the speed is just fine for most task, and 3600 is overkill anyway.
 
No it wont.

I'll suggest a 1080ti if you play mostly graphically demanding games (you might still need to drop some setting to hit consistent 144Hz).
And stick with the 1070 if you mostly play less demanding or e-sports titles.

That 's the limit with sensor size. You cannot beat physics in the end.

I'll say no. Don't try to use a bad power supply for overclocking, it can actually be cause some serious damage if troubles arise. I'll recommend using a good power supply from a reputable manufacturer if you want to overclock.
 
Here's a thread that can help you get started.
 
Also check out reviews from sites like http://www.jonnyguru.com/ for some good professional reviews of power supply. 

I'll say no. Don't try to use a bad power supply for overclocking, it can actually be cause some serious damage if troubles arise. I'll recommend using a good power supply from a reputable manufacturer if you want to overclock.
 
Here's a thread that can help you get started.
 
Also check out reviews from sites like http://www.jonnyguru.com/ for some good professional reviews of power supply. 

Magni 3 for just an AMP. If you want an AMP/DAC than the Fulla 2

A low profile 1050ti should fit, it comes with a bracket to fit in a case like that.
Try and get 8GB of RAM for the system, as modern games run better with more RAM.
As for the PSU, get a 1050ti that doesn't need external PCI-e power, like this one:
(https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1050-Ti-4GT-LP/Overview)

Mostly, around 80% got the rest was from youtube tutorials and asking in the autodesk forums. Try it if you can; the program is Autodesk Fusion 360 and its free for 3 years using its education program.

Yeah. All those paperweights that don't even weigh enough to be paperweights. But seeing you do custom 3D modeling yourself is very cool also. Did you learn in yourself? Because I'm interested.
Noted. Changed my original post not to clutter this thread up. 

hey there, in the future consider deleting pictures when you quote someone to reduce the length of the post.
that aside
i agree. this guy has really taken 3-D printing to a useful level in an awesome way  

This project looks so cool, shows what 3D printing can actually do for us, not just for fun.
Also, this is much better than that ghetto taping job that a guy called Linus did, pmph!! This $H!T is much better.