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I don't know much about game photography, but that looks good to me. 8/10
 
This photo was taken with a Canon EOS Rebel XSi with EF-S 18-55mm IS lens, and slightly edited in Lightroom 5.

Haha love it. I always enjoy seeing black and white photos. The background seems mismatched for the mouse trap but it's better than it being on a boring carpet. 9/10.
 
This is a photo composite I did a few weeks ago. 
 
 

linus already made a 69$ pc tho 

i personally dont think it is worth it for the few mhz , why spend so much money on a watercooling set if u wont get the performance out of it, u can rather just upgrade the thing to a threadripper ( for the same money ) basicly... and if u would resell that chip ud probably even have profit compared to buying a watercooling set :v
 
then again, if u want it that bad and u want it for looks aswell.. why not i suppose dont forget its still alot of money
 
besides most chips reach there limit and wont benefit too much from watercooling in the end compared to a nh-d15 for example
 
ive had some chips that just wouldnt go above a certain ghz/mhz  example , stuck at 4.5ghz 8350 . stable at 1.4v     and even at 1.6v 4.6ghz wouldnt even be stable :v

You could probably cool a good bit more with all that.

It's a little thing called instructions per clock, often abbreviated as IPC. It's the amount of work (instructions) a CPU can carry out per clock cycle, or every time it switches on and off. It is determined by how the architecture is constructed, and it can get very complex very quickly. So, don't worry about the details; just remember that it's generally the cause of one CPU performing better than another at the same clock speed.

One word: IPC. Or how many instructions a CPU can execute per GHz. Kabylake has almost 2x better IPC than Vishera

Single 1080ti. Always ALWAYS ALWAYS single fastest card over dual. SLI support is not guaranteed to work and doesn't scale 100% perfect like it does in benchmarks. 

GTX 1080TI since SLI is no longer a widely supported standard.

If you play games with SLI support, SLI 1080. If you play games that don't have SLI support, 1080Ti.

i pick a 1080ti any day of the week.

As mentioned, a single GTX 1080ti is cheaper, more power efficient, offers better support and more RAM, I'd pick that over the SLI one every time. 

I would call the motherboard the central nervous system. It delivers the information from all the other body parts to the brain.

no your web cam is the eyes.
GPU & CPU would be the cerebral cortex.

Firstly, is your internet IPv6 or IPv4 because if it is IPv6 and you are trying to set IPv4 then IPv6 will obviously be the primary DNS. Secondly, are you setting the DNS in the IPv4 properties and then hitting Use the following DNS server then OK?...if so then do it again and then open an administrator's cmd and type ipconfig /all and look for the DNS that you entered if it is not there then your PC may be hacked. Thirdly, are you connected to a router before your ISP's modem?

Have you tried flushing it?
Open CMD, type
ipconfig /flushdns then press enter

Not worth it, this is at best a basic 1080p gaming rig, you can get a R5 1600 + GTX 1060 with 1000$

1052$ = 887.992 euros
its alot for  i5-7400 / 8GB / 1TB HDD / GTX 1050Ti 

no its overpriced as shit

just get the r3 1200

Assuming you have a GPU get a R3 1200

still I was debunking the fact that the wording said that headphones of at least 100 pounds have been made not answering your question

name your budget and I will find you a better gpu

@Jezmund1 Also i forgot one of the most important thing. What cpu cooler do you have?

update bios and reinstall hw monitor, all else fails reset cmos and apply oc again