FullBoat

If I get what you're talking about, you're talking about bonding your WAN connection. A switch won't do that very easily. Best bet is to get a router that has more than 1 WAN port, and bond them together. Most cheaper routers only have 1 port. But, some Cisco's have dual WAN ports, and then the LAN ports. And, you should be able to get them cheapish on eBay.

If you don't mind missing sunlight/friends/family - Factorio

I just setup a server for VM's, and have been thinking of doing this as well. Just need to be brave enough to give it a shot. Don't forget you'll want 2 Ethernet ports, 1 WAN, and 1 LAN. At least I think that would be the best way to run it.

That's about what I had before I upgraded mine so I could run VM. I never had an issue streaming any movie I had. 1080P and music at the same time at times. I had mine running Gentoo Linux just because I knew it. You could toss Ubuntu on it if you need/want that GUI interface.

I just picked up the NZXT Grid v2. It'll do just about everything you're asking for. It'll monitor your CPU/GPU, and change the fans as needed. It'll control up to 6 fans via the software.

You're probably talking about the haze that shows up. Cheapest way to get rid of it is to get some toothpaste, and a toothbrush. Use that to polish them, and wipe it off. Worked on my old car.

I agree with a lot of what @Atmos said. Nazi's brought Germany out of a bad time, but what they did after was totally horable. For the kids that attacked that kid, they should have been charged with a hate crime right away. The "F*$k whites" comment should have done it right away. And, him being special needs just makes it even worse. Just think about what the KKK did back in the 60's. Beating up black people just because they're a different race. If it was a group of white kids beating on a black one, there would be riots in the streets, and people yelling "Get a rope"(sound familer?). The whole BLM thing might have started with good intentions, but people have taken it too far.

I would think that it all depends on the temp's you're getting. I'd get a monitoring tool, and tweak them.Mine hovers around 35-40c with my 140mm almost not running at all.

Finally jumped onto the water bandwagon. Need to clean up the cables a bit, but it's working. New 750D case, HUE+, GRID+ v2, XSPC kit. Changed out some of the fittings for Monsoon's, and put in the t-fitting for a drain. Need to superglue that LED into the res I think. Stupid thing just keeps coming out.

I've had a storage server running for a good while now at home. I have it running Gentoo Linux. For the storage drives, I have a RACKABLE SE3016-SAS hooked up via SAS cable. I have it running software RAID5 right now. Need to get a new drive, and upgrade it to 6 one day. I like that one since when I get a new drive, I just slap it in, and the system sees it. I've never had any issues other than my own mistakes. I'd either get a small SSD drive, or an extra HDD drive you have laying around. You don't need speed, just something to boot the OS. You'll need to setup Samba in Linux. That's how you share files with Windows.A basic setup isn't too hard. I just upgraded my server to a real server board running dual Xeon's. And, I have ESXi setup on it now. I've got 4 servers running on it doing several things.. web/mail/media/streamer.

It was worth it about 5+ years ago when there wasn't as much cache on the drives, and the OS didn't handle it as well. It really did work well. But, with the newer drives/OS's you don't need it. And, with SSD? yeah right...

I saw a good one the other day. Malware... on a TV. Would cost $350 to the malware guys to get rid of it, and $250 to default it from the TV company. Talk about lose/lose.