kitsune1324

Your system is fine dude, just because the 1600 is capable if driving a 1080 (ti) Doesn't mean you need to get one.  
 
My 1070 is way overkill for 1080p, get a better monitor before upping your gpu.

Personally, I usually ditch the pre-installed fans and replace them with my own.

It's not that big of a deal if you're using soft tubing and if your case doesn't have a lot of flex, but with hard tubing case flex can cause leaking.

I'm all for getting a NAS! That is if you actually need it and won't be wasting your money. If you just want to store your Steam games, some files/pictures, its not necessary. Just spend a fraction of the cost of a server on some WD red drives and throw them into his current PC, if he has one which I assume he does.

Not really sure why that is relevant???
 
The link I posted wasn't to ccleaner. ccleaner is made my piriform, and deals with cleaning surplus files and registry entries.
 
The software I linked is uninstall view, made by nirsoft, a utility dedicated to removing surplus software packages that don't always show up in windows add remove programs or control panel --> programs and features.
 
I have used it multiple times to remove this sort of nuisance-ware that intentionally requests to not show up in add remove programs.

Is the quoted speed rating for your size drive? Sometimes lower capacity drives are slower.
That's because they're both SATA
Chances are minuscule you'd notice the difference between them.

SHH THAT NEVER HAPPEN

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check your extentions 
and then check your installed programs in ccleaner or just in control panel
 
im sure theres something there that was recently installed that you dont recognize
whatever you dont recognize - google it - its probably the adware you should remove
 
this doesnt sound too serious. ive seen then on someone elses pc and was just annoying and not harmful (hopefully)

If both options cost the same, of course. Why wouldn't you? 

That's how you know it's less likely to leak! On my first water cooled loop I got compression fittings, they're less likely to let the tube pop off.

I'm with W-L, if you run the loop outside the case to test for leaks you'll have to redo the same test inside the case. You can get a cheap molex psu or something to power the pump while you test it. In my most recent loop, even though everything looked good to go, I had a leak that was dripping right on top of my HDD. What I do when testing is set up some thick paper towels by every fitting in case a leak occurs. Here's an example of my system when leak testing:
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At this moment i knew i fucked up 
 
This is the best deal in my life can anyone ship one of these? 
Ah noo it has to pass Donald Trump Customs  

I feel like people really just need a good nas. Storage galore plus redundancy!

Yeah the difference is like 1-2%, aka nobody will notice.

I still have a chuckle at how many people build up a home server to just share a 2tb drive on the network. I'll just sit over here with my Seagate Personal cloud smiling  

OP, this can really change what hardware you'll want. Just saying.

I'm not sure, here's the post I was reading about it..https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2180330

I agree with the others, cpu's either work or they don't. The only extra thing I'd be interested in is at what voltage the cpu can reach a certain clock. The lower the voltage and the higher the clock, the better.

My bad, I had my words mixed up.

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback! I was going to go with the 780t but it didn't look like it had the radiator support like the 760t does. Beautiful case though.

I completely finished the RGB lighting! Ignore the res, I got a new one to replace it. ^^
 

 
Now all that's left is bending the acrylic and a leak test. 

Welcome to my first build log!
 
The process is going to take around two months due to the wait for Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Black Friday came and it was wonderful!
 
 
Parts to be used
 

 
Main Components:
 
Corsair 760t
Intel 6700K
Asus Maximus VIII Hero
Corsair AX850 
GSkill Trident Z 3200 32gb
OCZ Vertex 4 256gb
1Tb Western Digital Black
Asus GTX 970 Strix x2
Asus Xonar Phoebus
Asus PCE-AC68
BitFenix Spectre Pro PWM 140mm
 
 
Watercooling components:
 
EK M8H Monoblock
Bitspower D5 upgrade kit
Black Ice Nemesis GTX 420mm White
Black Ice Nemesis GTX 280mm White
Bitspower GTX 970 Strix full cover waterblock (x2)
Bitspower Deluxe Enhance Multi-link adapter 12mm Black (x15)
Mayhem Aurora 2 - Red
Bitspower Non-Champher Chrystal Link
Various Bitspower fittings
Aquacomputer temp sensor
 
 
Extras: 
 
Aqua Computer Farbwerk
Cable combs
Asus fan header breakout board
Farbwerk mounting bracket
Replacement Bitspower Z-Tube
 
 
Ditched:
 
NZXT Switch 810 (white and black)
Gskill Trident Z 16Gb 3200
Aqua Computer Aquaero 5
Corsair SP120 (x6)
Asus Optical drive
256Gb OCZ Vertex 4
 
Samsung 850 Pro 500GB (x2) in raid 0
Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Tripple
Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Double (hopefully adding a second one in the front or something similar)
Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 Single
Black Ice Nemesis GTX 140mm White
 
 
Edited: 11/7/2015 12/8/2015
Edited to show part changes/pictures

Hey guys, it’s been a few days since I posted about the status of the build. In my spare time between college life and work I have been putting everything together.
 
I can’t believe how pretty the graphics cards are without a cooler on them.
 

 
I have been working on cable management and now on to tubing.
 

 
Here are some pics of the unfinished rgb system, I couldn’t get a great shot for some reason..I’ll have to try again later once I get the case lighting installed.
 



 
 

So I tried checking the waterblock (without the motherboard) with one of the light strips I currently own and man, it looks gorgeous! 
Thank you for the idea and advice, these are going to turn out great!