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Personally, I'd just use Windex because it's cheaper and works well 90% of the time. If there is something that is a bit tougher to get off, then I would get out the alcohol and use that to get it off. Hope this helps.

Pretty much any RGB controller will work. Here are a few: Thermaltake Sync Controller Corsair iCUE Commander PRO Cooler Master RGB LED Controller

It looks like you will need a RGB controller, as the motherboard you have doesn't actually support RGB.

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Maybe get something to act as a barrier between the heat pipe and the cable that can absorb heat.

I'd recommend a used Canon DSLR if you could get one, possibly with a somewhat decent zoom lens. For around your budget, a used 60D (which was Brandon's first camera if I recall correctly) with a kit lens should be in reach. If you are doing video, a Rode VideoMic should do the trick if you can fit one in your budget, which if you pay a fair price got a 60D, you should be able to.

The 2080 Ti would be the better buy.

As the first two people said above me, the Glaive is the mouse to go with. In my experience, Corsair is also much better build quality wise than Razer, and also a lot of the other brands out there.

I'd suggest getting a KVM switch, it does the same as switching the input on the monitor, but brings along USB with it. The only problem is they can be expensive, and if you find one cheap, it would only use VGA connectors.

I would recommend Davinci Resolve and GIMP.

I can't find any keycaps that will fit the G710+. But if they do crack, there are replacements on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Replacement-Keycaps-G710/dp/B01962HM1W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1528860469&sr=8-1&keywords=g710+keycaps I used a G710+ for about 6 months, and there was no issue with the keycaps for me, but I owned it for only a very short time.

Have you checked Disk Management?

Maybe try re-applying the GPU's thermal paste, if it does nothing, it still is a good thing to do anyway.

Awesome! Thanks for the reply. I'm looking forward to to the new fan! Cheers, Adam

The limited edition will still be limited editions, the normal ones could just be orange and black fans with LTT on them, not limited edition.