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Nutshell

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About Nutshell

  • Birthday Feb 13, 1989

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Brexit
  • Interests
    Photography, Videography,Drift,Cars,Cycling,Snowboarding,Skiing,Computing

System

  • CPU
    Intel 6700k
  • Motherboard
    Asus Z170 Deluxe
  • Case
    Fractal Design R5
  • Storage
    480GB Sandisk Ultra II
  • Display(s)
    Asus 24inch 1080p
  • Cooling
    Noctua DH-15
  • Keyboard
    Razer Deathstalker Expert Gaming
  • Mouse
    Corsair Gaming M65 RGB - FPS
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro

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  1. Glad i could help, cheers mate
  2. Not entirely sure, been stuck with damn i phone for to long, but as far as i remember you can manage where stuff is installing in settings, storage or something, also when you go on manage apps tab, you should have option to move app to sd card/internal storage.
  3. I would suggest GTX 1070, even though 980Ti price is dropping, atleast on UK now, and 1070 is out of stock. It really depends if you can wait for 1070. I personally am going for 1070, not only because of pascal and its new feature about taking incredibly detailed screenshots with super resolution.
  4. Well it really depends what games you will play on your rig, if you're looking forward to play ESL title games, then sure, but if you're looking up to play few years ahead with the pc you're building, then if i were in your place, i would invest those extra £40 (in uk) for 6600k which you can overclock incase next gen games are more cpu intensive than current. Ofcourse 6500 comes with stock cooler and for 6600k you will need aftermarket cooler to actually overclock it. but that's something to keep in mind. either way, i think it doesn't matter what cpu you have got, never go with stock intel cooler, its just rubbish.
  5. I personally wouldn't do it, just because it means you will block off potential air intake and that might damage your components and might cause pc overheat. Sure there's construction foam that you could use and save like 85 bucks, but is it really worth risk? Its really up to you. There is a comparison about case fans, they're not that expensive tho: https://www.quietpc.com/120mmfans
  6. Noctua fans are known for good airflow and silent workflow. I'm Using Noctua DH-15 on my rig, it has double fans and its insanely silent. Even with case open you can barely hear it, but if you decide to use silent case like me, Fractal Design R5, you can't go wrong with it. Its superb all around, especially if you need to leave you pc on for the night. Regarding upgrading just fans. i would suggest them only if you don't bother about color matching with your case/components, since they will stand out. If your'e using windowless case, shouldn't be a problem,
  7. Currently using laptop with Nvidia GT 635M graphics card and at the same time building desktop pc. Reason for entering giveaway is a chance to save up money for graphics card, since all whats left to buy is graphics card, power supply and memory (ram). Hopes up Best of luck to everyone on giveaway. Keep the good work Linus.
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