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It apparently registers as a gamepad, so it shouldn't be any worse than an xbox controller.

The Wooting One is initially offered with 55g clicky or linear switches, with the option of swapping for different switches when they become available. The switches use MX style stems, meaning the keyboard will be compatible with most aftermarket keysets. The keyboard is fully programmable, with options for inputs to register as a gamepad using Directinput or an Xbox controller using Xinput. Estimated delivery is November 2016, with retail availability coming some time after. Backer options left are: $156 USD (€139) Full keyboard with either color switch Four switches of the other color Two spare switches 1x keycap/switch puller $224 USD (€199) Full keyboard with either color switch A full set of the opposite color switches Extra exclusive top plate 2x keycap/switch puller Exclusive "Sprinkles" backer t-shirt Source: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wooting/the-analog-mechanical-keyboard-for-precise-movemen Wooting website: http://www.wooting.nl/

The ONLY thing your windows 10 license is bound to is your motherboard. Anything else you're free to swap out however you want.

Post your wallet address so we can see what's going on

It's a dynamic scale that doesn't really mean anything, like the rest of windows.

What model motherboard?

The numbers are adjusted to capacity, right?

Thanks Nick!

I LOOOVE colorful they do huge ass six slot wide totally fanless cards and regular cards with random ass heatsinks poking out it's the greatest. Inno3d is just like let's put a fan on the top edge and turn the shroud into knives

Inno3d is the tackiest

while its on

dunk it in a bucket of water if you want to have fun

Definitely go for a 2x8 kit, if you want to upgrade you'll only have to replace the 2x4 kit. Personally I would sell the 2x4 kit now and get a 2x8 kit to leave a couple slots open for expansion and reduce power and heat a bit. It's a rule of thumb that you're better off buying larger capacities and leaving slots empty than filling all of your slots with lower capacity modules.

Just get an air cooler man, even a cheap one will perform much much better than a cheap AIO cooler. What's your budget

You may run into some trouble combining sets of memory, in the future try to stick with dual channel kits if you're going to be running multiple DIMMs

He said people should do it

Add gainward so I can vote for it

Guess you're SOL then

Intel 7260 You'll need external antennas for it

The iPPC fans are exceptional. I use them exclusively myself. I still can't believe how corsair refuses to use square frame fans, they're completely kneecapping their performance on rads. Keep an eye on Noctua's storefront, they should have the red corners back in stock within a week or two. Glad I could help!

I wouldn't recommend it. Painting them will most likely cause the rubber to degrade and very quickly turn to mush. Your dominator platinums and thermal armor are perfectly fine to paint, just be sure to take the memory apart and the thermal armor off the mobo very carefully. If you can wait a bit, noctua periodically sells sets of 16 chromax corners good for two fans each on their amazon storefront for $6.90 per kit. According to your estimate you have five fans, so that would be $20.70 with enough corner pieces left over for a sixth fan, and it would be a MUCH better solution all around. Noctua's amazon storefront is called Noctua Cooling Solutions, here's a link to it: Noctua Cooling Solutions

If you guys don't want to use specialized hardware, you can set up remote desktop with a gateway. It has much less functionality than IPMI, but it'll do in an emergency.

14nm die shrink and HBM should make SFF cards feasible again, no more of "no OUR 5 year old process is better"