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Hey guys, I'm looking to get 3 monitors but I really don't know what to go for at the moment. I was going to get 3x 24" curved Samsung monitors but I think I might go for wide screen ones instead, still not sure though. I have about £250 to spend on each monitor and I'm happy for you to suggest 120Hz+ monitors as well, also the size doesn't really matter too much, don't worry about my specs because I'm probably going to sell my 980 and get a couple Titan Xs in a couple months anyway. Thanks, TT

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I'm not sure he would be able to get a new 'gaming' laptop for £300. I would try and find a decent second-hand one on eBay

Thanks for the info

Awesome review! I am definitely going to get this case now, thanks! I am only going to be using it for 6 months but I'll try and make my build look nice, I'll post pics of it just after Christmas.

Wow, that case looks surprisingly good for its price! I'll probably go for it unless someone suggests something better!

Is there a case under the £45 mark that supports a dual rad? I've been using a super huge and ghetto Cosmos S but it's wayyy too big so i am looking for something a little bit smaller. I only have £45 left to spend for Christmas so any help would be great

Thanks dude, I'll drop you a PM tomorrow if that's alright?

I've made many things in Sketchup, I would even said I was quite skilled with it, but there's only one thing I can NEVER get correct and that is scale. I am planning to design a case soon so I NEED to learn how to get scales correct. If you have any tips or tricks please let me know!

I have a GTX 980, a 850 watt psu, an i7 920 and 6gb of ram. Do I win?

Holy crap that is cheap. I would pick one up if it was for sale in the UK at a similar price.

That's really bad, sometimes it doesn't work at all. A quick Google search revealed this.

The only way you can overclock that processor is in the BIOS. Some graphics cards allow you to do it with software but, unfortunately this isn't possible with most processors and motherboards.

Oh damn, I highly doubt it will be able to operate in those temperature then.

The ExtremeCap U3 appears to be quite good, however, it is very pricey but has some awesome features. Check out Blunty's review since he covers most points.