ComradeVodka

As a general recommendation, the newest CX450M/550M from corsair (Grey sticker not green sticker) or maybe the seasonic S12II. Don't know how expensive they are for you though

NH-D15 owner here as well and I fully agree. AIO level performance (Slightly under the very top end AIOs) but much less parts that can break

That's a very nice build. Now we demand benchmarks, temperatures and the likes

Didn't instantly regret it but my current philips 1080p 27" monitor is a regret. This monitor suffers from insane overshoot and significant input lag and mediocre (at best) color accuracy

Such forums actually exist. However you should not search for a forum with only civilized conversation, rather for one that has the bare minimum of them

And thus we are welcomed to your seemingly warped vision of what make a gamer and what makes, as you so eloquently put it, a retard. Please do not visit this subforum ever again

It's one of the reasons why I'm already tempted to leave. It's 100% impossible for civilized discussions to take place here. Another reason is the sheer amount of wrongfully given answers passed on an irrefutable truth. And when you prove them wrong they simply refuse to budge and admit their faults

I gave a wrong answer so I deleted it and you use -snip- to indicate that you did ;p

1. The size you need is determined by slot spacing. How many PCI slots can fit between your 2 cards and that's what helps you determine the bridge size you need 2. If your PC is well ventilated (2 front intake and 1 rear exhaust and 1 top exhaust for instance) you're better off getting aftermarket coolers since they're better and lots quieter than reference. Especially in well ventilated cases

Because mobile gaming exists and mobile gaming is actually gaming? You're just coming across as arrogant now

-snip- Don't mind me

The only time you'll need godly speed is really if you're transferring VERY large quantities of files or very large single files (20GB file for instance). Otherwise I'd go with the 32GB ultra. Double capacity for 7 instead of 5 is almost free storage.

THere is no such thing as "Too much wattage" since it's just a limit, not a recommendation of what kind of power draw you should have. 650W is most definitely enough to power that entire system even with an overclock on both the CPU and the GPU pushed to the absolute limit. Try maybe the new CX550M psu from corsair (Check for grey sticker, not green) or the seasonic S12ii 520W

Before you think that check the following: - Is the sata connector properly plugged into the HDD AND the motherboard? - Is the sata power connector properly plugged into the HDD AND the PSU (if your PSU is modular)? Otherwise the HDD might indeed be dead but I do believe there are recovery services that can physically repair the disc with minimal (if at all) data loss