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did you mod that card to get the white Geforce logo

its ICT, so its all about electronic communications, but they dont actually teach things like networking or how to set up a proper mail client server. its about powerpoints and advanced features of word. computer science is probably better (eg you spend more time writing reports about non IT stuff then spend time writing a report about how you used IT to write that report) suited. 
 
   
if you fancy doing an IT A level make sure you ask what modules they plan on teaching and which ones they would let you pick, my schools didnt teach any of the technical aspect modules

Personally my favorite is the Parvum Systems S2.0, and personally im planning a build in one
They are made in the UK but i think they have international shipping
 
LOADS of other colours are availible btw
http://www.parvumsystems.com/.

Personally my favorite is the Parvum Systems S2.0, and personally im planning a build in one
They are made in the UK but i think they have international shipping
 
LOADS of other colours are availible btw
http://www.parvumsystems.com/.

yes, he posts for like all of his videos

So he basically negotiated from 10 years in prison to a few weeks of jail time and $100. well it is america i guess, how is that allowed

Yes. You click the button that looks like a file

lol nice one

is it a full cover water block? If so, don't worry. Water blocks are heavy, but also stiff and prevent the card from bending. 

I'm pretty sure everything is compatible however others may have advice on other components.

Haswell refresh is literally right there, I would suggest waiting and getting a z97 board.
 
If all your doing is gaming, the i5-4670k-4690k will do you just fine.

Personally not a fan of the colours but I have to say you made it work better than i though you could. Nice cables and the H440 makes it look really clean with the PSU cover

I think that you should just be able to do that however you may have to change something so that steam knows where to look for the game when you launch it through steam.

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I think that you should just be able to do that however you may have to change something so that steam knows where to look for the game when you launch it through steam.

It looks like something that hangs above a stove and extracts air.

nowadays the only thing that you are comporomising on is the number of expansion slots with mATX im pretty sure, so if you only have a graphics card, an maybe one extra thing then mATX should be fine for you.

I just found another thread on the forum which said that it is actually very easy to split up the cables in order to sleeve them, and it was from Lutro so I kinda trust him. So it doesn't look like I'll have to make custom cables. As for the SATA connectors from TTLs video it looks like the backs on them will just be able to be removed like the connectors that are available from the sleeving sites, so hopefully that won't be too hard..

Done them, i think the second poll might have a slight bias due to this forum being a PC forum but watever

Hey guys,
I'll have done my GCSEs this summer, i dont know what you have in the US but watever.
My parents promised that if I did well I would get some money to upgrade my PC.
I don't know how much but maybe im being a bit optimistic with my planning but it hopeful .
Anyways, so I am currently planning an upgrade and also I will be going with mATX, mostly
becuase of the amazing Parvum case I've found.
 
Planned Specs:
Case: Parvum Systems S2.0  Orange/Black                                   Link: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-012-PS
CPU: i5 4670K                                                                                Link: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CP-470-IN
Mobo: Gigabyte Z97MX-Gaming 5                                                  Link: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MB-502-GI
Memory: 16GB Kingston Fury (black) 1600                                    Link: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MY-167-KS&groupid=701&catid=8&subcat=2426
Fans: 4x Noiseblocker e-loops                                                        Link: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FG-052-NB
 
I also currently have a 1TB WD Blue drive and a 240GB M500 SSD for storage and a GTX660
that I may upgrade instead of watercooling. Another plan I had was to get plastidip or spray paint
and make the heatsinks on the board orange to go with the case.
 
I have yet to decide on if I should buy a new powersupply, cos I really want to as the CX500 i have
is about the loudest part in my system at the moment and I want to make this new PC really quiet.
I also want to do custom sleeving, I know I have a lot of plans , and so I want a modular PSU.
 
As for watercooling this is my currrent scheme:

 
Any advice for me, I am welcome to hear it.

Done them, i think the second poll might have a slight bias due to this forum being a PC forum but watever

you will need to buy another windows copy, OEMs are mobo bound

Which mouse do you have? Usually you just go to the manufacturer's webpage and download (often under Support -> Drivers or Downloads or something like that) a driver software there that lets you choose the button functions.

You'll be fine then. Good luck with the build

7 inch screen isn't a phone.........no matter what samsung say