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Heck yeah it could. If you threw it hard at someone's head, it'd probably knock them out cold and cause a severe haemorrhage. 

Heck yeah it could. If you threw it hard at someone's head, it'd probably knock them out cold and cause a severe haemorrhage. 

Heck yeah it could. If you threw it hard at someone's head, it'd probably knock them out cold and cause a severe haemorrhage. 

But OP said best "small" watercooling case ...

You should just give us a number on how much you're willing to spend. There's only so few AIOs out there and they're all pretty similar in performance per dollar (well, the common ones are).

When you install programs, they give you the ability to choose where you want to install it during the installation process. With things like Steam and Origin, you'll have to go into settings to choose what directory you want to save the games. You'll have to uninstall the programs saved on the SSD and reinstall them back on the HDD. Cleanest way possible anyway.

People don't like change, unless it involves breasts.

People don't like change, unless it involves breasts.

I have duodec-SLI GTX Titans.
 
(No joke. It beats my "previous" GTX 760 by a few frames.)

CHOO CHOO, MOTHERFUCKERS.
 
 
 

Not worth it at all, mate. The 680's plenty fine.

People don't like change, unless it involves breasts.

People don't like change, unless it involves breasts.

Haha, seems real clever but I always can't help but assume the victims are paid actors. It's just me :L

You'll definitely be fine with the single card.
 
 
Haha, thanks. I find it adorable as well.

$2500/$5000 is a false claim. It's free to connect to the node. The extra connection fee is if you want fibre directly to your home. 
 
"The $5000 figure is the top range of what people in Britain are paying to upgrade from fibre-to-the-node (Coalition's network) to fibre-to-the-home (Labor's network). And while it's technically true that "connection" to Labor's NBN is free, users have to sign up to a paid contract when they join the network." 
 
I'm still for Labor's NBN though. 

Well, here's Tony Abbot's leaked victory speech. Australian news up to their silly antics again. Well, let's welcome homophobia, racism, misogyny, and censorship to Australia.
 
 
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/tony-abbott8217s-8216election-victory-speech-leaked8217/story-e6frfkp9-1226714238367

Well, here's Tony Abbot's leaked victory speech. Australian news up to their silly antics again. Well, let's welcome homophobia, racism, misogyny, and censorship to Australia.
 
 
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/tony-abbott8217s-8216election-victory-speech-leaked8217/story-e6frfkp9-1226714238367

"The SHIELD used was a non functional design reference unit. No real SHIELDS were harmed during the making of this video."
 
ALL GOOD, MAN!

You're using it as a boot drive only, aren't you? It's mostly reads only. SLC cache shouldn't be too much of a problem.
 
Or you could just grab a regular 840. Problem solved, haha. OR grab the Pro if you want MLC ... lasts much longer I believe.
 
But you're looking at like around 5-10 years before any "healthy" SSD fails on you.

The Extreme4 is/was a popular Z77 budget motherboard. I'd most likely go for that.
 
 
Extreme6 differences versus Extreme4
 
- The Extreme6 has DisplayPort with max. resolution up to 2560x1600 @ 60Hz
- The Extreme6 has extra 1 x PCI Express 2.0 x1 slot & 1 x mini-PCI Express slot
- The Extreme6 uses Etron EJ168A controller instead of the Extreme4s Asmedia ASM1042
- The Extreme6 uses Z68 Extreme4 style MOSFET heatsinks
- The Extreme6 comes with front panel USB3
 
It's up to you whether you think the extra cash will be worth it. Either board will do a good job.

You're welcome.

People don't like change, unless it involves breasts.

Pretty sure you don't need those extra 2-pin connectors. That's only for Bitfenix cases or the Hydra accessory which allows you to turn the LED on/off. You only need to connect the 3-pin to a fan header or to the PSU with molex connections.

I'd rather have a tablet that can suck hard than a tablet that leaks everywhere.