DarrenP

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You could just shove the extra cables around the back

Well yeah, Most are. Just not on this particular model. 

It doesn't matter what brand you use. I'd suggest getting one that's at least 8 ports. 10/100/1000. I'd also suggest getting one based on what you need, but also taking into consideration what you might add later on, So don't go buy a 4 port switch, if you plan to add more computers, or add a server.

I went into the store, It was a nice and beautiful day. I walked around the store with my girlfriend, trying to figure out what I can purchase to upgrade my PC with the $210 I had.....but than I realized, there's not much more I could do. I have a 4790k, H105, 2 980's...you get the point. I thought of starting up my custom water loop, but I am not comfortable enough. So after walking around for a hour or so, I decided on 16gb's of more ram, totaling 32gb's in my system, and got a decent headset, which I'll get shit for, Razer Kraken Chroma. Do you guy's think I could've spent my money more wisely?

http://linustechtips.com/main/user/2778-nicholas-marzio/
 
He's the only South African I know that frequents the forums. 

http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience
 
Install the software on that page, It will then install the correct driver, and keep it up to date, as well as helping you with correct optimizations for your games. 

She's done that twice. Their help is fucking useless. This time they sent her docs on how to unlink the tree.
 
I could, but it's way too much trouble. I'd have to configure WAY too much shit.

Hi OP!
 
I'd suggest taking a trip down to your nearest Ikea, that is if they have them where you are. You can build your own desk. Grab the legs you want and table size that you want. 

I know it's easy. But when they post a list of parts they have and people just blatantly say "PCPP Link" like, honestly? You have a parts list in front of you, you don't need PCPP. It's just pure laziness. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Or hit up the classifieds here on the forum, I scored an Asus Maximus V Formula last month for a good price
Just gotta be on the lookout

You can use the steam overlay. Shift+Tab. There's a setting in there to show FPS. 

I'd suggest RMA'ing it. Just RMA both sticks. Or all 4, rather then spending the time to test each stick. 

I would buy the WD just for the terms of warranty. I don't know what Toshiba's warranty is like. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

Just keep on digging youtube. 

What he said. Get a 750Ti. That's your best bet. After that I'd suggest looking at replacing the whole computer with a new custom build, and re-using the 750Ti.