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I have a define r5 with window and currently have 2 120mm fans at the front as intakes and a corsair h100i at the top as an exhaust. Temperatures at the moment are fine however, I am getting a second gtx 1070 for sli and they are both non-blower style cards so I was wondering if there is a more optimal fan configuration that I could use to ensure temps are acceptable. There's space for 2 120/140mm fans on the bottom, one space on the top 120/140mm and a mount at the rear 120/140mm. I guess I could order a non-windowed side panel which would have a mount on the side for a 120/140mm fan too. Thanks a lot.

I currently own a msi gtx 1070 gaming x and was thinking about purchasing another 1070 for sli. I am looking at the EVGA ACX black edition, gigabyte G1 and the longer Zotac card with 3 fans(not the AMP edition). I was wondering which card would be best to get. Since the zotac card is longer would it result in better cooling if I placed it above my current card or would it not matter too much? Thanks. Links to the cards: https://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/nvidiageforcegraphicscards/nvidiagtx1070series/zt-p10700f-10p.html#reviews http://www.ebuyer.com/749702-gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1070-g1-gaming-8gb-gddr5-dvi-hdmi-3-x-gv-n1070g1-gaming-8gd http://www.ebuyer.com/759647-evga-geforce-gtx-1070-sc-gaming-acx-3-0-black-edition-8gb-gddr5-08g-p4-5173-kr

Yeah I tried that but it unfortunately didn't solve the problem

I have recently purchased an MSI gtx 1070 gaming x card and have found that on booting the pc the screen will flicker once every 10 seconds or so. The weird thing is when I remove and re-insert the DVI cable the flickering stops. I don't feel like it is the cable considering it was fine with my previous card. Any suggestions?

My SSD running my OS failed to boot yesterday so I tried using windows recovery which also wouldn't boot. I then pulled out this SSD and decided to install a fresh install of windows on my other SSD. Once that was up and running I tried plugging the failed SSD back into my PC to try to recover some files. I ensured the boot priority was set to the working SSD but the system failed to boot. As soon as I removed the failed drive again windows booted up instantly. With this I tried using a HDD to usb adapter but when I plug in the drive 2 drives (Local disk G: and Local disk E:) show up? in "devices and drives" in "This PC" and I get a green loading bar which never seems to complete. When trying to open the drive windows explorer crashes... I've tried using EaseUS but when the failed drive is plugged in it just continues to search for drives over and over. Is there any way I could recover the files on the drive? Why is it showing 2 drives when I'm only plugging in one? Thanks.

I contacted Three and they confirmed that the phone should also function fine on 4G for anyone wondering.

Ah okay thanks very much

Was wondering if this phone would function in the UK with a UK sim (Three Network) as it isn't made clear whether it will or not? Thanks