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System requirements for taking 3D Images are:
Processor: Intel Core i5 Desktop or better (Core i7 Desktop recommended)
RAM 16GB
Graphics card NVIDIA or AMD (dedicated GPU)
file size for one image is between 50 MB to 1 GB per 3D image, so my pc is very slow, and often unable to even open file

Just during installation. After you can manage via browser for NAS4Free.

How about another option?  We have a range of RGB products and complete kits, each kit comes with 2 RGB strips, 2 extension cables, RGB cable splitter, RF controller and power cable (molex).  All LEDs and cables are wired and sleeved by hand and all our RGB LED strips can connect into each other so you can keep adding strips onto the end. (Limit is 5 meters per controller)

Our 2x 30cm RGB kit = 21 Euros
Our 2x 60cm RGB Kit = 26 Euros
and 2x 120cm RGB Kit = 31 Euros
Shipping = 5.72 Euros  (Around the world)
(at the current exchange rate)

You can find them on our site here - https://addoncustoms.com/store/category/32-rgb-led-kits-and-accessories/

Both are good options but I would suggest the CableMod LED's as they have a higher denisty of LED diodes per foot making it brighter and light a bit more evenly. 

As i just bought the g810, i concur, great keyboard in my opinion. Prefer the more standard key caps of the g810 too. 

maybe corsair will make K95 with Romer-G switches and call it K97

well, can't edit title now...

I don't like the G910 simply for the key caps. They suck. Get the G810 instead if you want Romer-G switches.
 
The K95 is not worth 100 euro more than the G810 IMO.

Title says K97

I have a K95 Red switches and I love it.  HOWEVER, the thing is pretty damn long.  If you plan to play FPS games for medium to long hours it gets uncomfortable cos for me at least, I have to pit my arms at open positions which is slightly uncomfortable and makes arm aiming (as opposed to wrist aiming) almost impossible.  I don't have wide shoulders so that compounds the problem.  If I had a choice I'd get a 60% mech keyboard just for FPS games but I'm not made of money
 
The Romer-G switches feel pretty good tbh but I hate the keycaps colour design ):  The price difference is totally not worth it though.
 
BTW, Logitech just released their significantly cheaper Orion Red/Brown with Cherry MX keys.  You might also appreciate going for the G410 instead of the G910.  Unless you have very specific use cases, almost nobody uses the macro keys on gaming keyboards.

Even if you're a diehard Corsair fan I would never recommend a K95 to anyone but the most profigliate.
 
The left side macro bank is a plastic segment grafted on and it looks cheap compared to the aluminium body beside it (which is just a K70). It's absolutely not worth the extra money over a K70, let alone any competitors which are much cheaper.
 
 
 
 

since when did a k97 exist???

well, you can though

There is a simpler solution from Corsair:
You can use The Hydro Series HG10 N980 GPU cooling bracket and some of liquid CPU coolers.
Just check compatibility with your GPU model.
http://www.corsair.com/en/hydro-series-hg10-n980-gpu-liquid-cooling-bracket#

Yes.
 

 
 
 

M.2 Socket 3 with M Key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 storage devices support (PCIE 3.0 x4 and SATA Modes)*
* When the M.2 Socket 3 is operating in SATA mode, SATA port 1 will be disabled.
I don't know much about m.2 in fact I only heard about it recently but from what i understand it can be run as either PCIE 3.0 or as SATA  where if its run as PCIE  you loose the functionality of one of the PCIE slots that connects to the chipset and have the higher speeds that m.2 promises and if its run as SATA you loose a SATA port and the drive runs at SATA speeds. but i don't know much about them I've been told earlier in this thread that m.2 isn't worth it but i don't know I'm not sure if I'm going to use it any more right now
 

There's a parts list idea anyways, it's really not nessisary to wait on the GPU with a budget like that.

M.2 SSDs are not worth it. Just go with a 2,5" one.

Yes it does fit

yeah, itl fit on the top