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Looks promising, I like the idea of building a SSF PC but I just get aggravated building in small cases. With this said it looks great.

If the performance is good then I think it is a great idea but obviously it needs to outperform other small form factor air coolers or it is pointless.

Not possible since the stem of the key is what is tall

I am surprised no said this yet

This is just bs this could happen to any case/button. Usually just a loose wire that can be fixed under a minute yourself.

why not the s340?

Why should we have to?
 
I can use white text and have it not be seen easily by people on the day theme.
 
The text is set to automatic for a reason if your going to change it at least choose something other then white or black.
 
As for the actual reason for this thread...
 
I wouldn't like to say, although I would just try without the UPS and then if it still showed up I would change the PSU.

You can get antec spot cool fans but I think spwath is right

Clears, sounds about right I want harder keys then my reds and a tactile feedback like browns that are quiet.
 
Honestly didnt know clears were a thing until now, any idea of keyboards that use them?

That's the beauty of the 970 its freaking efficient as fuck 

This has to be a troll thread you don't deserve that PC...
 
Either way you need to plug your HDMI cable into the graphics card HDMI output otherwise you are not using your gpu <_<

Akasa Apache/Rosewill Hyperborea
Cougar Vortex PWM CFV12HPB
Enermax Twister Pressure
Gelid Wing 12 PL
Noctua NF-F12, NF-F12 industrialPPC
Noiseblocker BlackSilentPro PL-PS

The second slot might be 16x but 4x in reality nvidia needs atleast 8x whereas crossfire can be done with lower so my guess is it is lower then 8x.

S340 Out of the options just simplistic and no thrills

No need to upgrade your entire system. Grab a used core 2 quad CPU. You can get them for around 50-60 bucks.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000GGQCIC/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1411824861&sr=8-1&keywords=Q6800&condition=used
That'll instantly give you 2.5X the performance of your current CPU. Then grab a GPU.
I'd recommend buying something like an R7 265, exceptional performance for 150 bucks.
http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-Radeon-Display-PCI-Express-GV-R7265WF2OC-2GD/dp/B00JK9GFRO/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1411824943&sr=8-5&keywords=R7+265

Mini R2 has the top 3 you listed. As for the others I don't really agree much as I don't use front usb ports much ; I just ripped out the hdd cages anyway because I only use 2 ssds and I just wish the fan controller powered more fans.
 
I'd like to see :
3 fans in the front
A hdd/psu cover like in the enthoo primo / bitfenix ronin
Less depth because if I have a long gpu then I will make space in the bays no need to waste space.
Front side intakes like the r4
Up to 6 fan controller

If they make a 6GB GTX 780TI that will be pretty much a GTX TITAN BLACK, but cheaper. I doubt that nVidia will allow any manufacturer to this kind of stuff. 

I have the mini r2 and I really like it compared to my old build in a cm storm scout the layout is nice and very modular I have ripped out all the drive bays because I am only using 2 ssds and maybe a hdd in the future which I am either going to put the 5.25" bays back in  (for cable managemant aswell) or just hard mount it to the floor I will say it looks kind of bare but I plan on putting some acrylic in to cover up where the drive bays were.
 
I'll just list the defining points of why I bought it.
 
As for cable management there is enough room to hide the majority of cables and the rubber grommets are nice and stay in place.
The use of filters all over the build is great for stopping dust getting in and are pretty easy to clean especially the bottom filter.
Only cost me £55 compared to the £85 price of the 350d
Modular bays
Good radiator support (I have h105 in the top)
In built fan controller (Only supports 3 pins without adapters or a little modding by cutting off part of the plastic which I did)
SSD mounts on the back tray
 
Hope that helps.

I have the mini r2 and I really like it compared to my old build in a cm storm scout the layout is nice and very modular I have ripped out all the drive bays because I am only using 2 ssds and maybe a hdd in the future which I am either going to put the 5.25" bays back in  (for cable managemant aswell) or just hard mount it to the floor I will say it looks kind of bare but I plan on putting some acrylic in to cover up where the drive bays were.
 
I'll just list the defining points of why I bought it.
 
As for cable management there is enough room to hide the majority of cables and the rubber grommets are nice and stay in place.
The use of filters all over the build is great for stopping dust getting in and are pretty easy to clean especially the bottom filter.
Only cost me £55 compared to the £85 price of the 350d
Modular bays
Good radiator support (I have h105 in the top)
In built fan controller (Only supports 3 pins without adapters or a little modding by cutting off part of the plastic which I did)
SSD mounts on the back tray
 
Hope that helps.

650w is fine for a 780ti TTL ran one off a 450w and that was with a ivy bridge e processor iirc.
 
I'd make sure that your gpu and dvi cable is connected right with a simple unplug and plug back in and see if that helps.
 
I'm guessing its a driver or cable issue it's not your psu unless its going faulty it should be fine.

I love coiled cables, I'm just gunna leave this here to explain why: