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P.S, my budget is somewhere below USD 200, but can stretch it a bit if necessary.

Hello everyone! I'm revamping my setup, and was wondering what to get myself for Christmas. I do programming and maths so I often access my phone and Siri for quick calculations and facts, and am heavily invested in the Microsoft Ecosystem (despite having an iPhone). I was thinking of buying a harmon kardon invoke because of its great sound, integration with office 365 and outlook, and looks. However, I also do gaming and content creation as a hobby, and most definitely have to upgrade my mouse and audio setups as well. I was wondering if I should buy the invoke and the g900 mouse, or a killer audio setup with an ok mouse, or any other solution that could meet my needs. Thanks for your suggestions in advance!

I did google it, the bios file is some strange file. I can't extract it. Thanks anyway

My system uses an x99A msi tomahawk motherboard, and for the past hour I have been attempting to create a custom splash screen to replace the ugly one in place right now. I have downloaded the bios from MSI's website, but it is a .200 file and I was wondering if anyone knows a way to do this. Thanks!

Thanks everyone for the input!

cool, that was something that I was looking at. Any other suggestions? Not spending more than the base line 40 dollars.

Hey everyone! I have had a pc for around 2 years now, and I have only edited and created things in the Creative Cloud Suite as a hobby. I built a computer that I planned to do games on, but instead did content creation on. I'm wanting to play games now, but I have no idea what to really play. Basically, I'm looking to get into Pc Gaming, but I have no idea what to get. I already have basic blizzard games like Heroes of the Storm and Overwatch, but I want to get into fun RPGs or Triple A titles. Any suggestions for a budget of around 70 USD? Thanks! I'm running a 1070 and a 6800k by the way.

Has any ever gotten the silicon rubber stuck inside the tubing? (No dick jokes please ?) If so how did you get it out? Thanks!

Ok, I'll see if I can drill holes in. Thanks for the help.!

Hey everyone! I’m building a pc in the Corsair 570x, and I’m going from mounting a reservoir with Velcro to something else. The question is, how would I mount a reservoir in this space without it looking tacky? (The space in front of the fans) Thanks in advance.

Wow thank for that thorough answer!

Hey everyone! I am rebuilding a water cooled pc, except previously, I mounted a reservoir in the corsair 570x with Velcro, which looked a little tacky. I was looking at other water cooled 570x builds when I found a couple where the reservoir was not mounted directly to the case and supported only by the hardline tubing that connected it to other parts. Is this okay and practical to do, without any concerns of the reservoir falling off? Thanks!

200 is kind of overkill. You should go for something in the sub 150 - 100 area. Its your money, though, just read the specs and figure out what you like.

OK nice. Look up Z270 motherboards. ASUS, in my experience, have been very nice to overclock on and their customer service is great. If some of those boards are out of your range, consider MSI, Gigabyte, or EVGA. It's all up to you, tbh.

Are you going to overclock for certain?