Moeplazz

Thanks! 

Using electrical tape, route each cable along the back and then pin it down with the tape. By doing this you reduce the "clumping" of cables and keep each area as flat as possible, its a pain and isn't the best looking, but what it does is spreads the surface area of the cables so when you put on the side paneling it goes flush.

Sure you can run it, in the same way a horse can pull a car. It will go but its going to be a shitty ride.

Help..

i dont know what to do my psu is at the top so  i shove the molex cables in the dvd drive area 
 

i hate those 
DAMN MOLEX CABLES 
 

Just reinstall CS. It's probably being bitchy.
That or just delete the exe file for it and make sure you clear any custom configs you have. Then use Steam's verify cache feature to redownload those.

Lol I didn't even know my own name on this forum, my new name is "Krazes"

Omg Epos, I'm Moeplazz

Whats she gonna do? Gaming? Content creation?

It looks that during testing at one point a heatsink was over tightened a bit bending the heat spreader ever so slightly. Because it's at the very edges fairly far away from components it's unlikely that it damaged anything: I agree with the others now that you've documented it with pics I would test and return only if it actually has problems.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/ZHmxFT/fractal-design-focus-g-black-atx-mid-tower-case-fd-ca-focus-bk-w

dunno but why dont you get a splitter? Theoretically a single PWM header could power 4 fans

Can someone recommend me some cases that look simple, can fit atx motherboards and something that has a windowed side panel? Budget is £80.

No problem! If I were you and you wanted to upgrade already, the Fractal Design case is a great one. Save up some cash, and buy a nice tempered glass case when you got the money  I'd suggest the be quiet! Dark Base Pro: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA68V45G2217

Current specs;
CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 1800X running at 4.0GHz
COOLER: Fractal Design S36 [KELVIN]
MOTHERBOARD: ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR 6 
RAM: CORSAIR 32GB DDR4-3000 VENGEANCE LED [RED]  
GPU:Asus GTX 1080Ti 11GB FE + EVGA Hybrid Kit 
PSU: CORSAIR RM850X + cablemod modflex blood red and black cables
BOOT DRIVE: 250GB SSD Samsung 850 Evo
STORAGE: 1TB WD Green, 1TB Seagate Constellation, 500GB Seagate Barracuda
CASE: Phanteks Enthoo Evolve TG 
OS: Windows 10 Pro
 
Purpose;
Rerun some of my cables Tidy up said cables General tidy up of the case Thorough Clean of the case Possible GPU strip down and rebuild Time frame: (Once I get my laptop fixed and put my plex server on the laptop) About 1 week to complete, this does include breaks and stuff
Pictures:

I7 7700k
DDR4 3200MAh red led Corsair
ASROCK motherboard fatal1ty k6 z270
COOLER H110i
h440 nzxt Case
1TO WD HDD
GTX 1060 founder edition
 
blue yeti microphone 
razer deathstalker
mouse mat HAVIT
Xtreme gaming mouse 550
920c legitech cam 
bayerdynamic DT770 250ohm
420 huion tablet graphic
144hz to 180hz monitor G-sync AOC
 
 

So you're saying I shouldn't get the fans but to get 16 gb of ram?

I'm attempting to create an rgb/led build.

The Fractal Define C is an excellent compact case but with enough space to fit even the most demanding setups. This particular build is a hybrid gaming & scientific application build and so I needed 2 GPUs as well as a solid CPU for gaming.
 
Obligatory box collection photo.

 
The case itself is one of the smallest ATX form factor cases, and has the distinct Fractal Look, very sleek and minimalistic.

 
 
I've gone for the side window variant, it is not tempered glass, but is wide and shows off the rig nicely.

 
Recessed motherboard mount surface, rubber grommets to aid cable management.

 
The Prime Z270-A motherboard has most of the features that are needed for a KabyLake system. Wifi is lacking however.

 
Due to the compact nature, you can see that there is not too much space from the top of the case and the motherboard. This can introduce issues with memory clearance with radiators. I used Corsair LPX RAM, which seems to be the shorted RAM sticks you can get without going heatspreadder-less.

 
The grommets are all in the correct place so no issue managing the 24-pin, EPS, SATA, USB 3.1, HD audio etc.

 
The power supply used is a fully modular PSU from corsair, 750W is plenty for a dual-1080 + 7700K.

 
The one thing I would mention however is that the fully modular power supplies are a bit longer and this gets very close the drive cage and leaves little space for the cables.

 
The two 1080's that went into the build. I consciously went for a blower style card as I knew thermals may be an issue in such a compact case.

 
 
The CPU will be kept in check using a corsair H100i v2. This cooler was excellent, although I changed the fans for Noctua. I would highly recommend plugging the fans into the water pump itself so that the fans react to water temperatures by default. Otherwise with the hot 7700K you may find that your fans ramp up unnecessarily. 

 
The culprit for everybody's thermal nightmare, although it performs very nicely in games

 
Top mounted radiator to make sure the GPUs don't take any kind of beating with slightly warmer air.

 
Just to highlight the aforementioned issue with RAM clearance with this case if you choose to top mount a radiator

 
Plenty of room for rear cable management too

 
Some LED for white ambient lighting. To maximize the whiteness of the LEDs, I would recommended using a slight orange tint instead of the complete equal RGB. Fractal Venturi's for intake and exhaust. I attached a thermal probe to the GPU so that the intake fans ramp up according to the GPU fan speed to maintain balanced airflow,

 
Side panel still fits too, yay

 
 

I didn't do hard tubing in this machine for a few reasons, I plan to replace this case in November anyways, I change and fuck around a lot in there, and I didn't wanna spend a fortune now that I'm saving for a new GPU. 

Get a 1700 instead of the 1800X, it costs $200 less and you can overclock it to 3.8-4GHz

Ram is the one part of Ryzen that is a pain. I got the "made for Ryzen" G.Skill Flare X 3200mhz kit and my board said they are on the vendor list...but they won't boot at their stock spec--this is with a bios update. Maybe with some tweaking, in the mean time I do have them at 3020mhz thanks to bclk overclocking. (rated speed is 2993mhz without it) AMD is releasing updates to sort out the ram issues.
 
Ideal config with Ryzen currently regarding ram are fast 16gb kits in dual channel. Beyond 2 dimms and 8gb per stick, Ryzen has issues with speed if you're using something like 4 ram sticks or 16gb per stick.

yup ryzen 1600+ high-speed ram should give you good results, 
 

I don't think you necessarily need to get more than a 1600, honestly.