Skeleknights

Not only that, not many good cases are supported for this device. I am looking at Spigen cases which is my favorite case over any others. So Yeah Im sold on Note 4, Thanks for all the support and answers guys!

/bump

Okay everyone, I would still like to hear some more from you guys, and have a great Christmas! So far, I am seeing alot of vote towards Samsung Galaxy Note 4, I just saw Galaxy Note edge. Looks really nice! but I would be better off with Note 4 if I were to choose.

More convincing please :3

You have to go into the setting and unlock Voltage.

._. My gf wouldn't allow me LOL

its a headache to play with 2 monitors because of the bezels. I had 2x bezeless LG IPS 60Hz Monitors and it wasn't up to my taste LOL. I even got sick from staring at the screens when gaming.

Need more *struggles*

Keep on voting guys! Thanks for your time, Lets get more to convince me!

Read this and stay with Tier 2 and up. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html

I wish that was the case LOL! Good one tho!

Please vote, and explain of your choice. My current system |MONITOR; ASUS VG248QE 144Hz |MOTHERBOARD; MSI Z87-GD65 GAMING |PROCESSOR; i7 4770K 4.2GHz |G.SKILL TRIDENT 16GB 2400MHz |GRAPHIC; x1 EVGA GTX 980 ACX 2.0 SC |POWERSUPPLY; EVGA SUPERNOVA 1000W P2 PLATINUM |KEYBOARD; CORSAIR VENGEANCE K70 |MOUSE; LOGITECH G502 PROTEUS CORE |CHASIS; FRACTAL DESIGN ARC MIDI R2 |CURRENT PHONE; Nokia Lumia 1520 (REASONPhone shuts off often when watching videos) Thank you for your time.

Okay I got this issue fixed, so to answer this in case anyone wanted to know in the future. To clear up the confusions.

When I was putting together my first CLC, Nepton140XL , I laid out parts separately, and after I was done, I noticed in the manual that there are 2 similar screws and I only see/have 1. which is the black one. I went ahead and put together, till I got to the part where I had to firmly screw in the black screws into the brackets with the pump. Boy did I stripped em, but it works. it was holding and after I tested it with Intel XTU, the temperature shows no abnormality. Now after I have given some thoughts which I'll admit that I am an OCD, I don't like mistakes, but also the rules, "Don't fix if its not broken" is keeping me from touching it again. What I wanted to know is that since I checked online, the silver screws which I am missing, and the black screws which I used, I had a feeling that both have slightly different sized threads. The screw looks exactly the same by the way, the manual indicated that one of the screws has curvey shape, and other has the flat top. Both has curvey top. I wish Coolermaster would provided a better directions with manuals. So my question, since I "screwed the small holes" in the brackets with a slightly thicker thread that stripped the metal from small to the right size of the current screw's thread. Should I replace the whole units for a new one, or should I go on Coolermaster Fanzone site and order the parts to replaced the damaged brackets and the right screws to fix the issue? Or am I okay? I am just afraid that if I ignored this matters, it'll break down the road. I have spent so much because of Christmas' gifts for my family and my woman's family so I don't have all those kind of money to replace everything. It ain't easy! Thank you for the time spent reading this! Since I wanted to clear up the confusions, if any! Picture below.