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You might just be better off with something like the HP microserver GEN8, I got mine for £127, with 4 HDD bays, a celeron (I upgraded to xeon), and 4GB RAM. It's a lot cheaper than this build, and that case is very limited on HDD room. http://www.ebuyer.com/722189-hpe-proliant-gen8-4gb-ram-microserver-ebuyer-com-819185-421

With a light OC, performing pretty well. http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/4088511

If I'm folding with fans at 88-100%, it gets up to around 59c, playing GTA at max with OC (fan's not 100%), it likes to get to around 84c, so watercooling will be arriving soon. That said, the fans at 100% are not unbearable with headphones on.

It gets a bit warm, but it's not too bad, and I plan to watercool it in the future, hence buying this one.

Well I got it from eBuyer, but they don't stock it anymore, you can get it for £474 + £43 cashback, from novatech, it's cheap in other places as-well, you just need to find the right site. https://www.novatech.co.uk/products/msi-geforce-gtx-1080-aero-oc-8gb-gddr5x-graphics-card--43-cashback-until-300617/gtx1080aero8goc.html

I was gonna get a 1070, but then I saw the MSI 1080 AERO OC for £443 ( with £43 cashback ), and it was cheaper than the 1070, you might be able to find one as well.

Leaving the power in but SATA means they are still spinning which still uses their lifetime. Hot swap HDD'S are the answer

Nope, should be no difference unless it's a special xbox HDMI connector but then it wouldn't be an HDMI cable.

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i don't mind but would it fit in my honda?

do you think it would fit in my honda?

93 WPM on a different test

If you can't find any software that works, try a physical power meter. Also they are more accurate. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Energenie-ENER007-Power-Meter/dp/B003ELLGDC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1447864470&sr=8-1&keywords=power+meter Something like this ^^

I would but that but I like my full size keyboard