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Those temps are actually really good for a stock cooler though.

If you'll be gaming with a little streaming or recording a little now and then, get the 7700k. If you'll be video editing, graphics designing, 3D modeling and animating and stuff like that. Get the 1700!

If your intention is to save game files. There should be an easier way of doing that. Get in to the root of the system and transfer files between the two. I wouldn't suggest opening up the switch.

If you know you want those parts, why even bother posting this. I don't get the point of your post, sorry.

Sounds right about perfect for what you will do with it.

I love Windows 10, feels right at home with me. Get that 8.1 garbage out and switch to 10.

You'd get better performance off 2x 480's but still I would get a more powerful single card. Not all games support SLI/Crossfire anyway.

Hi Chris, My studio is being renovated at the moment, so I am on my laptop. But I'll be able to check that out for you maybe next week. Let's PM!

I agree with Chris, I've got the 460X RGB myself and it is more work. But in my opinion, the compactness and sleekness of it makes it totally worth it.

Hi! Building my PC soon. I've bought the Corsair 460X RGB case which includes 3 front RGB fans but not anything else. I was wondering if my idea of the setup would work good. 3x 120mm fans front (included 1x Exhaust fan connected to a Corsair H60 cooling an AMD Ryzen 1700 Do I need more fans or should this be sufficient enough for a good balance between noise and cooling performance?

Probably your router not being able to provide those speeds with stability

Oh that's cool!

Yeah, I mean I can work around it. Thanks for the suggestions. I appreciate the help!

Thanks! That first Acer monitor looks fantastic, the price though!

Budget wise I don't care, I just want to know which ones are out there. Resolution wise, I think 1440p would be nice, 24-27 or a little higher inch. Not sure about curved, but show me some if you know of any!