bradcool22

In my opinion the cost of such cards would raise the ROI to the point of no return.

to be honest a 1070 and a rgb mechanical keyboard makes the build feel great. The keyboard is seconded to a great GPU and CPU.
Get at least 6 cores for your cpu it will help more then you think for modern games. Especially for early access games.
Get a mobo that has at least one m.2 nvme speed if not two slots.
if your budget currently cant afford a good monitor find a very cheap one till you can save more.  

I'd estimate that the cost of the custom components required to make something like that work (basically an entire motherboard that fits in a pcie slot) would be as much or greater than just buying a seperate entry-level motherboard.

In my opinion the cost of such cards would raise the ROI to the point of no return.

I'll be honest I don't know how you're getting stuttering on your CPU with minecraft. My CPU is almost the exact same as yours and performs exactly the same and I don't get stuttering on minecraft.

are you kidding ??
that's..
holy shitsnacksormofhell whAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

LOL

Is that a spec 03?

why bother with a case? Just put the mobo on top of some cardboard

Hey all, 
 
Here's my build please laugh away its all i could afford and had to make do... (im not joking about the thermal compound either)
 
Specs:
PSU .......................... X-Power 450TD
Motherboard ............. Asus m2n32-sli deluxe/wireless 
CPU .......................... AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Processor (ADX6000IAA6CZ) @3.4Ghz overclock
Ram ..................... 4x 1GB DDR2 Nanya 6400s
Cooler .................. Arctic Freezer 7 Pro
Thermal Compound ..... Toothpaste (if you like that wait to see the case mod in the photos)
GPU .................... Asus eah6670/dis/1gd5
HD .......................160GB WesternDigital Green
Case ................... Something my brother gave me
Monitor ............... Technika 32" LED TV
 
Runs League of legends at 1080p high quality graphics
im yet to try other games
 

Things in bullet point:
The power supply comes with all the cables you can use with it. The motherboard will come with a few SATA cables. The case has everything it needs to plug into the motherboard and use its features. Replace the cooler's fans only if you're not satisfied with the noise to cooling ratio Having intakes on the bottom is iffy due to clearance issues (though the case looks fine) and dust buildup. But as long as you have filters on all the intakes and the path of airflow travel is more or less a straight line from one side of the case to the other, it's fine. If you don't care for RTX features, then yes, a GTX 1080 Ti is fine

I think it should be called  Drillbert 
 
I'm just saying it here because it'll get lost in the YT comments, plus a think a large portion of the audience is too young to get the reference O_O 
 
*EDIT* Shit, that comment is gaining traction... ?

No, compressed air does not stimulate static electricity.

I just thought about this you could use a Solder Sucker to help assist with removal. 

just found this on steam they now have Steam PC Café Program
Commercial Site License. This allows options like a cache server and other options like analistical data. link https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3303-QWRC-3436.
 
Also if you were to do a large pc cooling loop use one of these this allows each pc to have a sub loop feeding all of the heat to a main loop. This main loop could vent the heat some were else like the warehouse for exsample. https://www.walmart.com/ip/B3-12A-40-Plate-Stainless-Steel-Heat-Exchanger-with-1-2-Male-NPT-Ports-Copper-Brazed/594353169?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=11660&adid=22222222227111922296&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=233638596185&wl4=pla-386077031756&wl5=9030115&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=117089194&wl11=online&wl12=594353169&wl13=&veh=sem