Sean-

Oh great thanks - all is working pretty sweet, sound is great for a cheap system - for a non audiophile anyway and after using TV sound haha

yes, correct

That TV and Stereo have the ability to just run HDMI from the TV to the Receiver, THEN it will just ALWAYS use that audio and just disable the TV's speakers.

Its relevent to my sound expertise

Edit: double post

Basically this. Use S/PDIF (Optical) or if you don't have/can't use that, use HDMI audio going to the cinema system. If the headphones are plugged into the cinema system, it won't output sound to the TV/sound system. 

Case Labs SMA8 
 
Alot of Fractal Design and NZXT cases offer built in pump mounts, flexible radiator mounts and room for all the components. 

I would use Dynamic,

It was good enough for a case where I would never see the cables but don't expect a Define R5. 
 
If you get an EVGA PSU, get the GS as I suggested. Will fit nicely as it's short. Modular cables will help a bit with cable management. 
 
Oh lol yeah you know fingerprints pretty well

DHL are wank too
 
DPD are where its at! these guys are fucking pros, it even tells you the name of the driver ,you can call his mobile, and you can track it live!

Depends if you want a bit of shine from the silver to be present. I would say 2 or 3 would be good.

plastidip
Easy to take off if it needs to being RMA'ed for whatever reason.

When people talk of 200mm LED fans, the Bitfenix name tends to come up more often than not, but there are certainly others if you don't like them.

Cooler Master makes a solid red 200mm fan.

Thanks for the advice, much appreciated

Ill just have to keep my trousers on, damn leather chair hahaha

I meant something like this but if you wanted to just cover the light bar completely then you can jsut paint over it.
 

It would work as a group control if you used splitter but if you wanted individual control as mentioned the NZXT Grid+ V2 would be something to look into. 

You can also just count the slots. between each PCIe slot, there is 20mm. So if your motherboard has 2 spaces (x16 slot, and then room for another slot below it before your next x16 slot) then its 40mm. If its 3 spaces, then its 60mm. There is also 80MM ones, but usually that is for motherboards with x16 slots every 2 spaces, and then you use x16 1 and 3 and leave the second slot empty. the reason for that is to increase airflow.

To give you an idea of what I mean, look at this motherboard:

 
 
The distance between the top x16 slot and the second x16 slot is 3 PCIe slots, so 60mm. the distance between the second x16 slot and the third x16 slot is 2 PCIe slots, so 40mm. If you're ever unsure, then there is no reason not to measure, but now you will never be unsure =)

in order to use 4k you need either a LED sli bridge, or one of the new HB sli bridges. If you use 2 flexible bridges to connect both fingers then you can circumvent most of the issues.But if you're having 4k gaming issues or benchmarking issues, then that is most likely why.


 
 

Yes there fine.

That looks like a good idea
 
All depends if theres the space for it, will look into it.
 
Thanks

Thats a great idea thank you
There isnt anywhere for them, i have the 120mm intake above left blowing across the top of the GPU, and on the top of the cube shaped case blowing down through the radiator i have 2x 120mm fans

okay, had to think about this one for a while, best solution:
 
get a super long flexible SLI bridge
 
+ a flexible PCIE riser.
 
and mount the card lower.
 
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oh and BTW:
you are seriously damaging your motherboard separating the cards like that, REMOVE IT and underclock the gpus for now.