Abel225

Holy mother of batman  that is one budget setup..I  have the same dilemma..mine  was sorted  with a short trip to a local wood shop ( I  asked a  friend to drive me)

The reason I had that GPU is because I liked the look of it. The PNY is the same price without mail in rebate which I know I will forget.
I want it to be as silent as possible that is why I wanted a good cooler to run it at low rpm. 
I trust you with everything else. Thank you very much!

This looks good to me.
 
I don't particularly care about it being automatic or manual. My family always had manuals, so I never drove an automatic for any extended period of time.

Boooooooostooooooooooooon.
 
Yay.

I just moved and forgot to change it. Thanks for letting me know.

Sorry I thought northof boston, mass would tell you. I live in the USA and US dollars is the currency.

Ohh my god! What a beauty! I love the case I love the cables I love everything! 

Ohh my god! What a beauty! I love the case I love the cables I love everything! 

The fan base. Then again every company has those annoying "x is life" kind of people. Also I dislike the Apple haters, god damn it they're as annoying as the pro Apple lot.

Anyway, I quite like Apple's stuff. The MacBook Pro 13 Retina is a great casual device and the iPhone 6S is amazing. In general build quality is superb and both iOS and OSX are well polished OSes IMO.
My biggest complaint is that stuff is just too expensive. Plain and simple. The products are fine, the price is not.

110% Agree. I love my iPad. Plain and simple. I just cant stand when people blindly buy their stuff on the notion that it is *The Best*.

The thing that hurts me about apple is, Siri
She insults me alot

Here you go man. I have no idea how that compares to other scores though, as I am unfamiliar with the benchmark
 
 
As wished! See below:D
 
 
Thanks. I think:)
 
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Update time again! This time a quite big one. Or at least there went a LOT of hours into the preparations for this. As well as a LOT of cable. All in all I think I used abou 70-80 meters of cables for this thing! All in all there is a bit over 115 individually sleeved wires in this build!
 

 
When I make wires for builds where I want a specific length of cables, I always start out by making the end that plugs into the components first. Then I route the cables the way I want them, and figure out what length they circa needs to be, and adds around 5 cm.
 

 
I actually had to take out the 6 pin that goes into the motherboard and suply's extra power to the graphic cards because I had no room in the PSU for it Oo.
 

 
Almost too bad as I quite liked how it ran over the graphic cards.
 

 
But such is life. Testing showed that there was no performance or stability loss by taking this out, and no extra overclock to earn from it (when not running LN2 or other crazy voltmods, which is what I think this power plug is meant for)
 

 
Closeup of how the pumps are sleeved. It works great, but it was a major pain in the bum to sleeve.
 

 
Rear side with everything routed how I wanted it. Aquaero is not mounted in this picture, so I had to take that into considderation.
 

 
With the first few cables finished. As you saw in the previous pictures, I start out by making all the ends in one end, and then route the cables. I then cut the other end so it fits with the PSU, and the length the cables needs to be, crimp it, and put them into the connector.
 

 
And BOOM! A few hours later, the rest of the cables got connectors on the other ends as well. You have to be careful not to switch some of the wires this way as it is not super easy to see what wire is going where. But I have almost sleeved enough corsair power supply's by now to know the pin layout of the different ones in my sleep.
 

 
Really like this quad comb. The thing is a beast!
 

 
From the rear. Do not mind the zip ties, they are only in there to keep the different bunches of wires together for when I put connectors on them, and to keep the wires in the "route" I want them to go.
 

 
All the wires out of the build for testing with a PSU tester.
 

 
Proud to say that everything worked the first time around! So no magic smoke in this build!
 

I also managed to almost completely fill out the PSU with plugs! The only ones available now is the sata/moles plugs which is kinda scary!
Next up is piping!

That bend. ohh my god. And the klevv stuff is soo beautiful! I'm really looking forward for the finished build!!

Wow! Nice build! it looks really good with the water cooling. The define s is too expensive for me... I might even have to ditch the phantoms case and get something dirt cheap...

Well, NVIDIA is clearly better than AMD because green means go while red means stop.
 
Idiot.

macs are better in every way
for gaming, productivity, anything
its because they have special apple RAM, which performs better than windows ram

u stupid?
8350 has 4ghz boost clock. 
4ghz x 8cores = 48jigahetz

u know nothing omg....

I am sitting here with my 600Kb/s just chillin.

Thanks a lot! I'll google everything!

I made so many accounts then somehow I stacked them. I don't know how at all. If it was using the same email or what but mine says free year then after that free year and so on about 5 more times so I guess 5 free years!

thats a given rule like never try to invade Russia  

Legacy - only parts from pre 2010

For LED strips if they are the single color ones, yes they can be hookup up directly to a 12V source.
 
I have a write up here on how to do this under Wiring Up LED Strips:
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/407754-modding-faq-common-mods/

Only 128 Gig SSD, and a very cheap monitor. Was worth the trade-off