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more water.  Lots more water.  Submerge the keys completely in warm water (the kind of temperature that you take a hot bath/shower in), press them a couple hundred times while submerged, then let them dry out.  If that still doesn't fix it, I'm not sure what will.

If you've done that within the last while your IP is assigned to the MAC address in your pc (NOT your router.
You'll need to disconnect from the internet for a while to have the router pick up the IP and then it'll send it further.

It can be subjective, out of 10 reviewed for example could have widely ranging opinions on the components quality, loudness etc etc.

Thank all of you for your advice, I got it replaced with the newer H115i and it lowered my average temps from 95-100 degrees celcius to 45-50 degrees!

Thank all of you for your advice, I got it replaced with the newer H115i and it lowered my average temps from 95-100 degrees celcius to 45-50 degrees!

Thank all of you for your advice, I got it replaced with the newer H115i and it lowered my average temps from 95-100 degrees celcius to 45-50 degrees!

I got some things to say about it.
Alot of hate is coming in on Razer, has always been. People see Razer as the keyboard version of Apple, expensive and uneccesary, but I gotta say that I´m really pleased with them.
I got a Razer Basilisk mouse, a Razer BlackWidow keyboard and a Razer Orbweaver.
Never has any of my Razer devices failed me, which is more than what I can say about Logitech and Corsair.
Had my BlackWidow for... 1.5 years? I dunno anymore.
I can´t see ANY wear on any of the keys, havn´t had a key or switch break in any way at all, tho the packaging is retarded.
But hey, keyboards and shit like that is only as good as the user. Nobody likes exactly the same thing.

not surprised. 10% usage is pretty much sitting at idle.

Proper people say for a few hours, I usually keep a test going for 30 mins to 1 hour

this'll probably be your cpu if you go much further:

What exactly are the issues you're having?
Cuz the PSU should do you more than fine tbh

No such thing as an HDMI 2.0 cable. Just category 1 and category 2 (high speed). Category 2 cables (what you have) support all current HDMI revisions if they're made to spec, so 4K 60Hz will be no problem. 
 
There are new 48G cables coming for HDMI 2.1 that will enable some of the higher bandwidth features. 

Enable a setting called "XMP" in the bios.

Your memory will run at 2133MHz by default so you either need to adjust the memory multiplier manually or enable XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) in order to run it at its rated speed.
 

There are millions of different fans out there, the best is ofcourse Noctua, but pretty expensive sometimes.
I have 4 Corsair ML120 PRO, maglev fans and they do me very good. Not a lot of sound, and have great cooling potential.
Basically, Noctua is best, Corsair comes 2nd for me.
LED fans are like mjeh.
You don´t loose anything but getting them really, usually a bit more expensive, but if you buy from one of the bigger brands you wont loose performance atleast.
 

Sounds like you want a Fractal case, clean and nice, good airflow and a reputable company overall, so I´d just look in to those and find one you like

Sounds like you want a Fractal case, clean and nice, good airflow and a reputable company overall, so I´d just look in to those and find one you like

Thank you two for your help!
All I had forgotten was to make a new volume out of it... Jesus, the things we forget sometimes....
Thank you again, I really needed this drive lol

I bought some Corsair ML120 PRO fans and I gotta say, once you´ve fixed the fancurve, they don´t make much noise at all

someone needs to put in a 6th gen CPU and update the bios before a 7th gen CPU can be used at all.

G.Skill
It has RGB, you dont need any other reason.

I think Logitech just launched a decent wireless keyboard, but havn´t tried it so can´t say anything myself on it
 
There are switches for every volume and feel. And you can always buy noise dampening o-rings for it.
 
It all kind of depends on your mic, if it´s good in any way or not. For example, in my Logitech g933 artemis headphones, not a single click is heard from my Razer BlackWidow keyboard is heard. But, from several friends with less good headphones, alot of the time I hear their keyboard clicks. But honestly, you get used to the "noise" in like 20 minutes.
 
What I would recommend is go to a "gaming store" or something like that, and try the switches out yourself.
What switches you use is 100% up to what you want, it´s very personal. Like, some people love Cherry MX brown, I´m wouldn´t be able to use a keyboard with those switches simply because I do not like it at all.
 
So ye, go test them.
 
(Tip, Logitech, Corsair and Razer(yes, razer, stop being annoying, they do good things), that is what you´re aiming for)

Uh, yeah? I don't know why that surprises anyone..

looks like your fan had a sealed fan bearing, and the bearing just failed and shot shit all over the place. just wipe it up.
 

Mjeh, I wouldn´t wait for Coffee Lake.
Well, if it´s your first build, then I wouldn´t go so hard in on it.
I personally would go for a Z270, but that kinda depends on a few things, like do you want the extra features from a Z motherboard which most probably costs more, do you want to overclock and so on