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Ducky and Corsair always pop up in my mind first.
 
Typed from my much loved membrane keyboard 

Modding Skyrim is an art. If you want to do it with stability, you gotta slowly add more and more mods to your collection instead of dumping them all in at once ex: Installing tweaks on a jailbroken iphone has a similar argument to it.  This makes these things much easier to troubleshoot but with enough effort (and a lot of google), you can probably still find the problem. 

Are you running a nightly? Or stable? Couple more details would be good

Oh I haven't used the installer before I'm clueless haha the safe bet would be to flash your old ROM and try and do it manually to make sure everything is still working

Uh, you do realize you have two coolers in there right? And that's WITHOUT a k series CPU? (holy crap I didn't even notice). That's insane! You only need aftermarket cooling if you're overclocking! Also, what's with the case fans? Get the case that has the fans you want stock. It keeps you from wasting your money, same with that thermal paste. Also, there's almost never a reason to get Windows Pro versus the regular version, and why 7? 8 is better in every practical way. Only the UI is different, and different isn't bad, just different. The WD Black drive could easily be swapped for a larger 3TB Seagate Barracuda drive with the same performance specs and yet still costs less. You're paying a SHITLOAD for that motherboard. You really don't need something like that unless you do OC competitions, nitrogen cooling, and the like. You'll never make use of its featureset. You can make do with a $125 Mobo.
 
I don't know. It really just looks like you're going for flashy parts rather than sticking to price to performance. You could get a better system if you did. Is this strictly for gaming? If so, then an i5-4690k with dual GTX 970s in SLI would be the way to go and cheaper than this. Is this for productivity? You could do an x99 build for this cash and still hit good performance. Really, it just seems like you're spending lots of money on aesthetics and personal preference. If you're fine with that, then that's okay, but really this is more like a $1300 build with $500 in bling, rather than an $1800 build.

One less one less problem

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009484&cm_re=ips_monitor-_-24-009-484-_-Product
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1CZ2503945&cm_re=ips_monitor-_-24-260-104-_-Product
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236363&cm_re=ips_monitor-_-24-236-363-_-Product
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824160167&cm_re=ips_monitor-_-24-160-167-_-Product
 
The only ones that looked good that are ips and not waaay over budget. 
 
I would go over 20 and get the AOC if I were you. IPS is really nice. And that might be a lot over budget because I forgot canadian pricing...100 is nothing there...nothing for a monitor.

Hmm. Try googling it . "let me google that for you"

Come on an adventure   This is my first go at watercooling and I don't think I'm ever going back to using air! Here we have Bertha 2.0 (after getting bored with Bertha 1.0 of course). Composed of a modded prodigy with a shroud (obviously not an idea I saw watching SingularityComputers  :P ), 520mm of radiator and some cable sleeving. More below.


Cable Management in a Prodigy WITH tubes everywhere = worst thing ever. Must say, it wasn't a half bad job. I'm still going to have nightmares about it. Good thing I'm not posting a pic of behind the GPU!
 

A bit more detail on the parts:
 
Case parts:
Bitfenix prodigy (Modded front panel) + shroud (installed by yours truly) + Modded Power button + Hole in the bottom (to fit a radiator) All this done with a trusty dremel.
2 Corsair SP120 fans for intake and 2 NB fans up top for exhaust (Notice how the rings are nice and green)
Some Bitfenix presleeved extenders (Hate all you want, that took effort to manage in the back since these things gotta attach to the original cables)
 
PC parts:
CPU: 4770K
Mobo: ASUS Z87I-Deluxe (took a lot of patience to get one of these)
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance (Couldn't find the vengeance pro GOLD)
SSD: 128GB Samsung 840 PRO (wish I could get one of those evos)
HDD: 750GB WD Caviar black
GPU: EVGA GTX 780 (bow chicka wow wow)
PSU: Corsair AX860
 
Watercooling parts:
Resevoir: Swiftech micro res
Pump+CPU Block: Swiftech Apogee drive II (Believe me, you need to save as much space as possible in there)
GPU waterblock: EK titan something or other
Radiator(s): 240MM and 280MM black ice stealth (520 in a prodigy WOOT WOOT :D )
Fittings: Monsoon free center compression fittings (gold to match the mobo of course)
Tubing: Primochill advanced LRT Atomic UV green (I even used the included Sysprep, I'll keep this spot updated with any plasticizer issues I hope to not have) I also got 2 bitspower 90 degree fittings that I like to ignore
Coolent: Primochill Ice intensified (UV Brite Green)
 
More pics:



The modding process in all its painful glory










 
**respect for anyone who can guess where the SSD and HDD are** just noticed that the pictures don't exactly showcase it hah
 
Sorry for the sloppy pictures  :( silly iphone why won't you take good low light pics

I was going to complain of the lack of large storage space... and then I saw the price.

haha wow love it!!! 

One word: EMULATORS

The reason why your asking the question is because the purpose of the PC hasn't been decided. If you're going to build a PC for you or someone else, you better know what its meant for because as you've realized, it can completely alter the build. Figure out what this PC will be used for and you'll answer your own question.

The reason why your asking the question is because the purpose of the PC hasn't been decided. If you're going to build a PC for you or someone else, you better know what its meant for because as you've realized, it can completely alter the build. Figure out what this PC will be used for and you'll answer your own question.

The reason why your asking the question is because the purpose of the PC hasn't been decided. If you're going to build a PC for you or someone else, you better know what its meant for because as you've realized, it can completely alter the build. Figure out what this PC will be used for and you'll answer your own question.

780Ti wouldn't be a bad buy considering you want this to last 4 years. Remember, whether you upgrade or not, watercooling is an investment of its own which requires care and maintenance (unless you were talking about closed loop ) Larger power supply is probably a good idea. 

Come on an adventure   This is my first go at watercooling and I don't think I'm ever going back to using air! Here we have Bertha 2.0 (after getting bored with Bertha 1.0 of course). Composed of a modded prodigy with a shroud (obviously not an idea I saw watching SingularityComputers  :P ), 520mm of radiator and some cable sleeving. More below.


Cable Management in a Prodigy WITH tubes everywhere = worst thing ever. Must say, it wasn't a half bad job. I'm still going to have nightmares about it. Good thing I'm not posting a pic of behind the GPU!
 

A bit more detail on the parts:
 
Case parts:
Bitfenix prodigy (Modded front panel) + shroud (installed by yours truly) + Modded Power button + Hole in the bottom (to fit a radiator) All this done with a trusty dremel.
2 Corsair SP120 fans for intake and 2 NB fans up top for exhaust (Notice how the rings are nice and green)
Some Bitfenix presleeved extenders (Hate all you want, that took effort to manage in the back since these things gotta attach to the original cables)
 
PC parts:
CPU: 4770K
Mobo: ASUS Z87I-Deluxe (took a lot of patience to get one of these)
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance (Couldn't find the vengeance pro GOLD)
SSD: 128GB Samsung 840 PRO (wish I could get one of those evos)
HDD: 750GB WD Caviar black
GPU: EVGA GTX 780 (bow chicka wow wow)
PSU: Corsair AX860
 
Watercooling parts:
Resevoir: Swiftech micro res
Pump+CPU Block: Swiftech Apogee drive II (Believe me, you need to save as much space as possible in there)
GPU waterblock: EK titan something or other
Radiator(s): 240MM and 280MM black ice stealth (520 in a prodigy WOOT WOOT :D )
Fittings: Monsoon free center compression fittings (gold to match the mobo of course)
Tubing: Primochill advanced LRT Atomic UV green (I even used the included Sysprep, I'll keep this spot updated with any plasticizer issues I hope to not have) I also got 2 bitspower 90 degree fittings that I like to ignore
Coolent: Primochill Ice intensified (UV Brite Green)
 
More pics:



The modding process in all its painful glory










 
**respect for anyone who can guess where the SSD and HDD are** just noticed that the pictures don't exactly showcase it hah
 
Sorry for the sloppy pictures  :( silly iphone why won't you take good low light pics

I have one too but I may have bought into it while the price was still up... damn it nintendo

Come on an adventure   This is my first go at watercooling and I don't think I'm ever going back to using air! Here we have Bertha 2.0 (after getting bored with Bertha 1.0 of course). Composed of a modded prodigy with a shroud (obviously not an idea I saw watching SingularityComputers  :P ), 520mm of radiator and some cable sleeving. More below.


Cable Management in a Prodigy WITH tubes everywhere = worst thing ever. Must say, it wasn't a half bad job. I'm still going to have nightmares about it. Good thing I'm not posting a pic of behind the GPU!
 

A bit more detail on the parts:
 
Case parts:
Bitfenix prodigy (Modded front panel) + shroud (installed by yours truly) + Modded Power button + Hole in the bottom (to fit a radiator) All this done with a trusty dremel.
2 Corsair SP120 fans for intake and 2 NB fans up top for exhaust (Notice how the rings are nice and green)
Some Bitfenix presleeved extenders (Hate all you want, that took effort to manage in the back since these things gotta attach to the original cables)
 
PC parts:
CPU: 4770K
Mobo: ASUS Z87I-Deluxe (took a lot of patience to get one of these)
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance (Couldn't find the vengeance pro GOLD)
SSD: 128GB Samsung 840 PRO (wish I could get one of those evos)
HDD: 750GB WD Caviar black
GPU: EVGA GTX 780 (bow chicka wow wow)
PSU: Corsair AX860
 
Watercooling parts:
Resevoir: Swiftech micro res
Pump+CPU Block: Swiftech Apogee drive II (Believe me, you need to save as much space as possible in there)
GPU waterblock: EK titan something or other
Radiator(s): 240MM and 280MM black ice stealth (520 in a prodigy WOOT WOOT :D )
Fittings: Monsoon free center compression fittings (gold to match the mobo of course)
Tubing: Primochill advanced LRT Atomic UV green (I even used the included Sysprep, I'll keep this spot updated with any plasticizer issues I hope to not have) I also got 2 bitspower 90 degree fittings that I like to ignore
Coolent: Primochill Ice intensified (UV Brite Green)
 
More pics:



The modding process in all its painful glory










 
**respect for anyone who can guess where the SSD and HDD are** just noticed that the pictures don't exactly showcase it hah
 
Sorry for the sloppy pictures  :( silly iphone why won't you take good low light pics

Take a look at my build it is definitely watercooled: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/41632-bertha-20-modded-prodigy-with-520mm-of-radiator/
Needless to say, I won't be buying a new CPU anytime soon  

My 4770K went to 5.0 GHz and was ALMOST 100% stable with safe voltage

haha CANADIAN IDENTITY FTW: 

yea im a proud canadian so callin me american is almost as bad as..... well something awful

yeah Samsung will be bring it's 64 bit cpu chip to S5. more

This looks awesome. I have a Prodigy build in mind. I love ITX builds.