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Faster memory can benefit RyZen, take a look at some speedier memory.

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Hey guys, I was wondering if you can have multiple Corsair Node pros in a system, I'd like to software control like 8 fans. Thanks

Yes, what you have there is essentially a riser card, that boosts power with SATA-Molex power and USB You can pull your graphics card out and such, but this is a hard PCB, meaning it's going to stay one spot. this means you would need an actual PCI-E riser cable to legitimately get the PCI-E signal out of the PC Please tell me if I'm being unspecific, I don't know if I am.

If you have a desire for extra I/O, then buy one of the little 5 1/2 in I/O expansion modules. I personally own one and it's my favorite thing ever. not entirely sure if the Inspiron mobo can accommodate it.

I would personally go for a Broadwell E setup with two 1080s or maybe even a Titan X(P) with the option of switching up in the future If you plan to spend that much money on 1080s, i would go dual tis because in many senses it would beat a Titan just looking on last gen

Corsair 900 D?

Ill be disassembling and re assembling PCs

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Thats just because of the retailer

I don't understand how people so strongly believe that alienware is a pile of BS. Personally, I own an Alienware 17 R3 running a 6700HQ, and a GTX 970M. The performance of these parts is amazing, and I LOVE being able to MOVE ABOUT MY HOUSE and ACTUALLY GO PLACES. All that you can complain about is the weight (at seven pounds, this is NO lightwieght). Their support has been amazing, answering all of my questions and I have yet to have a single problem with either Dell (my sister's XPS 13 had an audio problem) OR Alienware's tech support and RMA. To be honest, I could have cheaped out and bought a 15 but wth Yolo. My point here is, Alienware gets so much hate and I really dont know why because you could do WAY worse than to buy an Alienware. BTW: A small problem is that this is a POWER HUNGRY BEAST, if you want to use it without plugging it in, you need to be on POWER SAVER EVERYTHING.

Theres the XPS 13 if you can do away with thunderbolt

Yeah, its not that hard