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Definetly hve the rad be the intake because the front of the S340 where the radiator mounts has a dust filter and it's not set up to be pushing air out of there. If it was me, I'd set the H100i fans to pull air because it's a pain in the ass to dust a radiator in push configuration.
As for exhaust, the case comes with 2 120mm fans preinstalled in the back and top, so might as well keep them installed unless you're replacing them. If you want to spend a few extra bucks, get a 140mm fan to get some more air moving through the top exhaust.
 
Side note: The H100i will be a tight squeeze into the case due to the wire shroud, but it should be able to fit with about 3mm to spare.

Retro video game stores, flea markets or thrift stores. That's how I got the few PS1 games I have.
I don't collect for the PS1 though, so I dont know if the common games are expensive

Ebay is your best bet

Check for retro game stores in your area. We have a couple where I live.

eBay will probably be your best bet mate, not sure of any other places.

For anyone that was curious, I did just install a USB hub and my G402, G710+, and c920 work perfectly. As for other peripherals, I'm not sure if they'd be compatible with this configuration, but the majority should work just fine.

I currently use a hub for everything (two mice, a keyboard, my Webcam, my mic, my printer, and my DAC.) and I've never had any issues with it... USB is designed to have something like 128 devices plugged in at a given time, so I don't think you'll have any issues...

Yes, most definitely yes but the mouse makes more of a difference.  

I've done this because i had them lying around with single cables but a hub should work fine, too.

Microcenter has the 4790k for $250. $3 more

If you buy a retail version you can change hardware you just have to reactivate it each time you change the mobo (as easy as calling MS), OEM is tied to one piece of hardware only.

It's an enermax liqitech ii rebrand which is an EXTREMELY WELL reviewed aio.
I would instantly buy one at 35 bucks. The only "issue" if you can call it that is you will want to replace the fans, as those ones are pretty loud.

Good deal if you don't live near a microcenter

Isn't OCZ owned by Toshiba now? I have never had a good experience with Toshiba products...

Isn't OCZ owned by Toshiba now? I have never had a good experience with Toshiba products...

Yes, green man gaming is 100% legit and a 100% authorised seller
 
Depends on the game, you either get the code straight away, and have to wait till launch to play, or you have to wait for the keys to be released
 
normally you get the key straight away, if its a steam key then steam just locks the game until launch

Yes, Green Man Gaming is legit.
You just get the key.

People that have leaking water coolers are just a lot more likely to make a video about it, compared to people where it just works.

Well, they can go in slot 2 and 4 might help with clearance.
 
Nope.

it's pretty wooshy at the very top end. it's really good at heat dissipation though.
 
also, the upright version is kind of tall, if you have a skinny midtower it might not fit.

You could just use an external optical drive. That way you don't have to go off the deep end trying to mod one in.

Scrapyard Fans

Lol should be on ratchet pics of the week.
 
Remind me of this.
 

Which ever one was the first one is likely the "worst" at least by today's standards.

The Pure Rock is good for a moderate oc: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/be-quiet-cpu-cooler-bk009
If you would like to push for higher oc's, the True Spirit 140 is a good alternative: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/thermalright-cpu-cooler-truespirit140power