Elfuego

The Industrials are load tho.

If you want black Noctua fans, get the LTT edition, the PPC Industrial or Redux models.
Don't break $30 fans because you don't like their colour

Google PSU Tier List;
Personally I tend to use Corsairs HXi/AXi because of Corsairs support - (the less faff is worth it to me) but EVGA do some beastly value PSUs - Ive used plenty of EVGAs PSUs (T1/t2) and they are all fine.
 
PPS: I cant heat my HXI over my Noctua Industrials @ 20% (mind you those things are like 38db at 20% lol)

In the words of @Slick : its probably fine, but Id get an 850W one so it runs at less fan speed and is at a better part of its efficiency curve, plus it will give you some headroom .

ISP Router.. there is your problem... Also make sure you have #2 in bridge mode.

Except its thermaltake.
 
Seriously some of the build quality on those is shockingly bad. Also I dislike how much ripping off others stuff they have done of late.

Then not worth it IMO; to get maximum benefit you need to have a motherboard that supports it and OC it...

Broadwell-E should be Q1, 2016 with 6/8 core variants (i7, 22 core Xeons)
Skylake-E should be Q3, with 8/10 and possibly a 12 core variant (i7, Xeons are rumoured to be 28core)
 
Also we will be getting Kaby Lake on the mainstream platofrm (Skylake Refresh), in Q2

I'd prefer he didn't breed at all.
 
Anyway, I wouldnt bother speculating at this time .
 
Fury X beats the 980 easily and keeps up with a titan/980tI for LESS MONEYS....

Broadwell-E should be Q1, 2016 with 6/8 core variants (i7, 22 core Xeons)
Skylake-E should be Q3, with 8/10 and possibly a 12 core variant (i7, Xeons are rumoured to be 28core)
 
Also we will be getting Kaby Lake on the mainstream platofrm (Skylake Refresh), in Q2

Just make your own out of a switch? or Frankenstein one from an old case.

So um I got this in my inbox from seagate. I decided to improve their poster.
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*The Following image is for entertainment purposes only.

Skylake-E is coming in Q3 2016 with probably 8/10 cores maybe a 12 core.

I run a home server with 2K12 and a couple of FreeNAS boxes. I also have a "test" server with Win Server 2016 TP3.
 
Firstly, I havent found a huge benefit to actually getting server grade components unless you want the cores.
 
I have a Xeon X5660*2 Server and aside from 1 use case; it is not any better/worse than my micro test server and nas running an H81 Board, 8GB Ram and A Dual Core Haswell Pentium. Obviously you will sacrifice ECC ram on the consumer grade platforms but honestly with a proper backup strategy I doubt you will have any issues. (Assuming you are running parity raid).
 
Case wise just pick something that has enough space for drives and any other bits you want. (I use my Xeon Server as a transcode box for Streaming video from my FreeNAS Boxes), so I benefit from CUDA. Unless you have a very large budget avoid rackmount stuff; its very expensive for what it offers.
 
Even the dual core box was able to handle transcoding a 1080P stream using plex without any real issues. its only real issues were to do with transcoding a large queue of files to mobile devices (BUT was still good enough for a single or even 2 streams in real time) - Where it was lacking was the few times when I had to get something transcided very quickly while away from home on a poor internet connection.
 
The only thing I would say don't skimp on is a raid controller card.

Ah missed that;
 
You could try Acronis/Recuva (Deep Surface Scan)

Assuming you rinsed the rad.
 
Also never connect pumps to mobo pwm headers...
 
Shake your tower around...

You only cant go below 50% if you use them in DC mode...
 
Hint: If you buy PWM Fans, use them in PWM Mode.

Pervasive Development Disorders?

I'll see if I have some time later. Working out loops takes a while .

Never underestimate denied access as a Motivator.. When at school one of the deputies introduced a whole bunch of measures to to try and block everything. It usually took me at most a day (or 2) to override whatever system he put in place that week (not because I was that fussed about playing games, or not having my PC remote controlled, but just because). Many people were asking me how to override it so they could game.

Cheap or "not so cheap" laptop:
 
Step 1> Find Girl
Step 2> Sit her on lap; here is laptop for added performance and pleasure

Cheap or "not so cheap" laptop:
 
Step 1> Find Girl
Step 2> Sit her on lap; here is laptop for added performance and pleasure

Witcher 3 @ 60fps on a laptop isnt gonna work -.-.

Nope, Try and aim for 50% load most of the time if you wanna get efficiency savings. But remember whatever you spec in vs predicted system wattage. Add 200W to allow for overclocking.

Have 1Gbps+ at work which is frigging ossum!