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Wellif ti is your cable buy a new one for like 4-5 bucks and see if that is no issue.

you're load wattage will be around 450W probably. You'd good with the M12II. It will allow for Crossfire as well

***Q&A UPDATE***
Hi guys,
We recived some questions in forums and by private messages, so we decided to make a little update. Below You will get answers for some of Your questions.
 
Q: When i will get my own version of SENTRY, can i make a review of it and publish it somewhere?
A: We can't imagine how we could forbid doing something like that. If You buy our PC case You can do with it whatever You want (within the warranty:)). 
 
Q: Will You be making or selling Your own backpack/bag for SENTRY?
A: Probably not. Adding a bag or backpack to the package will increase the price of shipment so bad, that it won't have any sense.
 
Q: If You're not selling a bag/backpack for SENTRY, are there any bags on the market, which i could use for this case and they won't cost ~$200?
A: Sentry was designed in the way, that it should fit in many 17'' laptop bags which You can find on the market. And they don't have to be expensive. For example we bought one 17'' laptop backpack and one 17''-18'' laptop bag, $10 each (yes, $10). The only thing You have to check before buying a bag for SENTRY are internal dimensions of the bag.
Below You can see the photos from our gallery with those two bags.
 

 
Q: I want to buy a Cryorig C7 cooler for Your PC case. Will it fit.
A: Yes, it should fit. Everything depends where on the motherboard is Your CPU located. If it is far from the PCI-E slot, then there won't be any problems. Below You can find photos with Cryorig C7 installed in SENTRY.
 

 
Q: I have a short GPU. Can i insert some additional drives in the GPU compartment?
A: Yes, You can. With SENTRY we'll send You 2 steel frames for Your drives. With 2 steel frames You can stack up to 4 x 2,5'' drives in a GPU compartment, while You will have a short graphic card. Photos below.

 
Q: What for are those 3 holes over the I/O shield?
A: Those holes are made for wifi antennas connectors. There can be some wifi cards or motherboards with such cards, which can have up to 3 antennas, so SENTRY is prepared for such situation. 
 

I've got some test results on my GTX 970 running in horizontal position.
 
Tests were run on max settings at 1920x1200 minus VSync which might've capped the framerates for all games on the list.
 
Pentium 3258 Anniversary Edition was overclocked to 3.6Ghz which is the same clock speed as Xeon E3 -1231v3 turbo mode on all cores. Xeon E3 was cooled with Cryorig C7.
 
Data was captured with MSI Afterburner and then averaged for each application
 
 
 
Note the fact that Source Engine might be more cpu dependant so dota and counter strike were bottlenecked by Pentium 3258
 
Average results:
 
 
Additionally I put a constant load on the Xeon with Cryorig C7 to render frames for this 360 degree animation:
 
 
 
It was rendered in higher resolution than this gif, it took 2 hours and the CPU temperature spiked to 79 degrees with average of 70 degrees.

Tell that to Nvidrosoft

Ако имаш въпроси пиши на лично

Иначе, пробвай с мултицет релсите, но не го отваряй освен ако найстина не си разбираш от работата. Остави, че е опасно, може да се повреди

Ако можеш да го тестваш, слажаш и товариш на макс (пускаш Witcher 3, MGS V, GTA V) и гледаш и слушаш. Ако има нещо нередно по игрите, ако гасне компа, ако издава странни звуци или се запали значи са го скапали. Ако издържи, най-вероятно е добре.
Да, 100лв никак не са малко.

Eng Translation: If you can, test it. Use MGS V, Witcher 3, GTA V and such and watch and listen. Weird noises, odd things ingame, random power offs and fire are a sign the PSU has been damaged (2nd hand). If it withstands it it's likely fine and yes, 100 BGN is not a small amount to save.

Да, може

Both are good. Get whichever is cheapest.

You'll be fine but I wouldn't OC. 980 Ti uses 250W at stock and around 300-350W when OCed and stresses the PSU more
6600K OCed also stressed the PSU more.

I had a TT Smart SE 630W stressed at 300W. It was working fine. Were I to add a 2nd 280 (for a total of 600W of power draw) however, I would have had a fire situation

SeaSonic and Delta are the best of the best. 2 of the high end EVGA PSUs are made by them. Rest are Super Flower. It's not worth it. You get SeaSonic either way

You are pulling about 300W out of 750W. Try stressing it at 700W and see what happens. My money is on instability.

Source? Sites such as hardware secrets and Overclockers.net. OEMs are listed and EVGA use the following

W1 - Compucase (terrible)
B1 - Compucase (mediocre)
G1 - FSP (mediocre)
GS - SeaSonic (Great)
G2 - Super Flower (Great)
GQ - Super Flower (Great)
P2 - Super Flower (Awesome)
B2 - Super Flower (I think, might be SeaSonic)

Go for the M12II EVO. It's still great. It's just louder than the G2.

G2 - yes

B1 - godawful piece of shit

NEX as a whole are crap. The B2 are great. B1 are made by HEC Compucase and are utter tosh. Same as CX

Not worth it. The M12II is already fantastic quality.

What the heck? You don't share system memory to dedicated gpu. You share it to integrated GPU. So the r9 380 will have 4gb

That's why I first linked the nitro as I heard how they run very cool...basically as cool as my OCed 290x with a h75