Toxicknight79

i dont suggest the void pro ,,  my experience with the volume control on mine  was scratchy ,,, even with a replacement.     
 

one could argue buying over time  is the lesser desired route because you get  this part, then that part and the plan dfor this  build got changed because well something newer cooler and  cheaper had shown up. I did the buy over time thing wound up costing me  more in the long run because i just had to change things as the ideas changed ,  you also might have those parts sit on your shelf  untested and  then  by the time you get them all  put it together then discover a problem  something was dead on arrival and you waited too long for the return and have to deal with manufacture RMA, and  all that hassle. I guess if it were me  now, buy all at once. but Isee both sides of this debate  so, I understand either way.
 
if your goin to college you might want to Not get an expensive Video card and save the cash for the ramen noodles.  I heard the GTX1060 outperforms the GTX780 (no personal experience so  as others before confirming this) why not just replace the card with something like that.?
 

honestly I don't trust cooler master PSU's  never tried them but  given a past  reputation for  going  snap crackle pop with the mother boards and all your   pc ,, doesn't sit well with me.  the included ones with cases are  Low budget  psus  subpar to even the ones they sell alone. 
 
I think @STRMfrmXMN 's list is pretty much the standard  opinion of people. i know i agree with it.  
 

Is there possibly a rootkit running?

Try installing without drivers than install each one separate and see which one is the verdict. Before you do that make sure you updated the drivers.

Could be a certain driver you have installed.  My friend had a problem with an ALPS driver, kept hanging his computer.  Uninstalled it, and now it's gone.

man you guys are all wrong ,, and this is proof 
 
 

Why not just save your cash for Zen + Polaris? Would be better than going crossfire, and/or getting an FX 9000 series chip.

400 is pushing it..... but you might find someone.

6"8 WTF?! 
Anyway here ya go:http://www.dxracer.com/us/en-us/product/1/gaming_chairs/tank_series/

It's only purpose is to tell you when your board posts. You usually use them when you are first building your rig and you build it outside the case and you don't have a monitor to see the video output your board or GPU is outputting.

but thats the thing they charging you 30 bucks extra for overclockability  ,, so yes the chipset is Z170 not H170  they are different. but everything else ,, is the same except I could be mistaken here but  h170 does not support SLI? I thought i read something   about that  sometime back. 

Satisfy my curiosity, a custom build laptop?  that stuff is usually too proprietary  to  build.  even if you could find the motherboard   more than likely  it wont fit into  another chassis. 

sounds like the tweeter  and/or mid high has either  become unhooked  or   not working. 

one more thing to test ,,, almost forgot....  hook up the speaker to the other speakers out put and make sure its not your  receiver output isnt the problem.

Actually Its hard to say really if it will be as simple as that , you'll have the  old drivers and registries for said drivers chipset, about everything will need to be  properly uninstalled  then your new drivers installed , I had a pc that wouldnt boot into windows when I added a drive with a preinstalled OS.  had to  format and start over. but usually you can boot in safe mode. to do the driver uninstalls

The only benefits of glass is that it's clearer, and it will not stain or scratch as easily, and is compatible with every coolant commercially available.
 
Benefits of PETG are that it's really easy to work with, is more forgiving, is able to be bent (saving money on fittings) and is cheaper.
 
Acrylic is cheaper yet and slightly more compatible with coolants than PETG, but can be brittle (not REALLY a big deal in a case) and is slightly more difficult to bend than PETG. It is also more clear than PETG, but not as clear as glass.

depending the browser  cleaning cache might help  ,,,depending on the OS deleting your '%temp%' files might help ,,, My net connection is crap, and sometimes able to stream 1080p. 

well the Bios can be Flashed ,,,  basically deleting the Bios or UEFI from the *Rom* (which technically is NOT read only , but I know what you meant) * and replacing it with an updated  bios version.
 
chipset is basically The motherboards Function firmware. controlling the video output, PCI-Express lanes, Basically it  is the highway intersection
 
to save me being confusing about explaining the chip set I took this from PCmag.
 

are you sure its the processor ,, being as there are no moving parts in the die of a cpu unless theres a gremlin   trying to escape it lol.  more than likely  CPU fan is the issue

are you sure its the processor ,, being as there are no moving parts in the die of a cpu unless theres a gremlin   trying to escape it lol.  more than likely  CPU fan is the issue

i dont think the nano S can have 2 of these radiators in at the same time, correct me if im wrong
 
why not just go mid tower? dual 240mm rad requires a case almost as big as a mid tower anyway
 
edit:
you also need a place for your reservoir and this video shows that there isnt much room if you plan on putting a decent gpu in it lol
 
 

If the plugs are two pronged and you see a ground wire just hooked up to the metal basing or box you could get an electrician to replace the outlet with a grounded 3 prong one, as all the wires are already there the task isn't too hard. Depending on your electrical code and your know how some let you do it yourself if it's just a light fixture or plug since your not pulling new wire. 
 
The electronics need to be grounded it's more of a safety thing since an electrical charge can build up like on the metal case or something could do wrong and short to the metal of a PSU for example.

I didn't mean it would cause the leak,,,  i should have been more clear, i meant to say that it can expose the card if a leak should happen. Apologies for the confusion.

I didn't mean it would cause the leak,,,  i should have been more clear, i meant to say that it can expose the card if a leak should happen. Apologies for the confusion.