Allshevski

Totally fine!!!

A damaged fan could be tripping SCP. Try without them. 

It can last a few years. Air cooler last longer than AIO. Go with air cooler, man.

When in doubt, update BIOS, I don't know how it would help, but it's a simple thing to do, and solves a lot of motherboard related issues.

if you can afford to buy new generation it is probably worth it as long as you don't smash your phone to bits when you get it because it should last you at least 3 - 4 years. But more like 5 or 6. If you are looking for a cheaper option, wait until the new generation comes out and get the old generation beacause it will still have decent specs and features just not quite as good as the brand new stuff. Also an advantage with going with old stuff is that you know that it will work. Remember note 7.

New phone releases are always just around the corner, so if you wait for the next thing, you'll just want to wait for the next and then the next and get stuck in a loop. 
 
I'd advise waiting until a sale period such as Christmas or just after, in the January sales and see what's around at that time. 

- Spilled orange juice on my GPU
- Decided to take the backplate off to clean back of the PCB and the plate itself
- Was too lazy to get a proper screwdriver
- Opened it and found some more screws holding it in place
- Stripped the last screw head
- Tried to unscrew it anyway
- The screwdriver slipped and broke the 6 pin port
- Tried to calm down and at least change the thermal paste
- Did it wrong
- Put everything back
- Turned on the PC and everything worked
- But temps are 5 degrees hotter
- And his warranty is now void
- And has broken 6 pin slot
- And FurMark crashes so had to revert his overclock
- And I have just done all of this.
 
F#¢k.

tried 3d printinG?
 

"Do third party controllers affect your gameplay" would be helpful. I'm so confused right now.

Because noctua fans are so notorious for their good looks. 

just get a different cooler, the stock cooler is crap

LNA only lowers the fan speed. They're included in case the user doesn't have a method of lowering the fan speed.

Of course you can, just don't forget to format it before installing (you will lose all the data on the hard drive)

Why not, 90% of PCs use that (maybe more or less, IDK as SSDs are quite popular now). But it depends if it uses that wide IDE ribbon cable or SATA. If your motherboard doesn't support IDE you may have a problem.

obviously? haha its a hard drive, thats basically their purpose

You can surf the web with a pentium...

6950x?

is the pump still purring?

is the pump working?

NF-S are for unobstructed airflow.
NF-F are for focus-flow and have high static pressure.
NF-P are a balance of the two and is a well-rounded fan. 
NF-A are an update to the NF-P
 
iPPC's only come in NF-F12's and NF-A14's and aren't meant for people who want a very quiet system.
If you want a fan recommendation, tell us what you are using the fan for. 
Fan designs that are optimized for static pressure tend to not be as quiet and are usually not as good for airflow-to-noise if the static pressure isn't necessary. 

@Heesleemer @WoodenMarker
This: http://www.silentpcreview.com/article1345-page7.html
Not only they are as silent as noctuas but look better and are way cheaper. 

Here's mine
Ignore the ugly cables I'm going to buy red extentions.

Elite: Dangerous
Space Citizen
I don't know what else.

You could just connect the PS4 controller with a mini-usb (or is it micro-usb?) to your computer. I have it connected via a usb and DS4Windows.

It's on a sticker on the laptop. 

And the key is bound to the motherboard