AngryFishLady

Plugging the CPU in. When you have to push hard against the motherboard for the pins to click but are scared to break anything... fun times.

Seems like a small french company. I don't to be a jerk and cost them some money because of their mistake.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

Seems like a small french company. I don't to be a jerk and cost them some money because of their mistake.

Seems like a small french company. I don't to be a jerk and cost them some money because of their mistake.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

Eh, I'd love the idea, but random cash on my desk would have been more convenient.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

Eh, I'd love the idea, but random cash on my desk would have been more convenient.

1) I'm a fish.
2) No
3) No
4) No, and never gave out my adress to individuals.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

I've contacted the distributor and indeed it was a mixup with a previous order I made with them. They will get the package back and send me an expensive bottle of wine as a thank you.

Yeah, I read about it online, the can't make me pay for it or the fees to send it back. I've checked the box, there is several numbers but didn't find any use for them on postal services websites (LaPoste's website, UPS's website). I'll keep it safe and untouched (products are factory sealed) until I know what I must do.

1) I'm a fish.
2) No
3) No
4) No, and never gave out my adress to individuals.

@Deli @FilipSebik Ok, thanks for your input. I think 2000 will be plenty and I value silence at Idle.

On one of my first computers when I was really young I began learning how to tinker in the case, change components and such. One day I noticed that the PSU had a switch behind it near the plug, there was writtern "110 - 220" on it. Puzzled on what it meant, I switched it from 220 to 110 and tried to turn on the computer. I live in France, and standard power from the socket is 220V. So of course I hear a loud bang and the computer doesn't turn on anymore. I try to switch it back to 220 but not to avail. That's the day I learn to not fuck with electricity.

Honestly unless you're doing heavy overclocking, having 3 fans in push on the top will be enough and will keep the dust off the case in exhaust when it's running and if you have good fans you won't hear much.
 
Imo if you do exhaust, put it on top and if you do in take, put it at the front. Be sure to keep positive pressure in the case to prevent dust buildup, so if you put it in exhaust you'll need additional fans as intake to balance the pressure.

Thanks for the answer. I went on and order 2 Noctua NF-F12 for the radiatior. I'll use the stock corsairs for casefans.

Lines in the sand, yet again.