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Would be kind of a waste to run anything higher on just a 1080p display.
 
wait for the 20 series to drop, upgrade to either a 4k 60hz display or 1440p 144hz display in the meantime, then buy a cheap used 1080ti in the future.

It won't harm anything. But if it causes case to resonate and make noise, you should look into options of reducing vibrations. Easiest is to use rubber o-rings or washers with normal screws. Another way is to use rubber "screws". But those won't like remounting.

Hi there you have a good casing but if you want a nice one i opt for Coolermaster CM690 its great cpu and gpu clearence and u can mount tons of fans in it to keep it cool. I am using a Coolermaster CM590III cause i need the front panels in front of me 1 120mm NMB Mat rear exhaust, 3 Coolermaster MasterFan AirFlow 140mm on top as exhaust and a 140mm in front as intake.All set on performance mode

Agreed thanks everyone i should not have been so rush to get a GPU cause in the year 2017 when mining was a craze gpu ran out of stock and inflation

I live in Malaysia which H7 is very uncommon here but it's cool i just serviced my dusty fins and fans after 7 month of usage the temp is sitting around 32 at idle and max 60 using the T4. Thanks for the advice.

God I wish I'd gone with Ryzen instead of a 7700k.
 
Don't get me wrong, it works. It's temps are terrible (still need to delid), but still. I cannot upgrade from here without buying a new board.

Yeah, I wouldn't normally have used a GPU adaptor as well as for the risers etc, but the algo I am using is very efficient and the 1060 only pulls ~55Watts total, so it's fine, total draw on that cable is <100Watts. The other 2 GPUs are using normal PCI-e 6 pin power cables from the PSU. My mining rig in total only pulls around 220W max

OK, I'll try again... original power cable 4 ports, to another 4 port cable that's daisy chained will be fine... even with all ports in use, on a decent enough power supply. Even a bog standard PSU should be able to handle that. Total would be under 50W for the 7 drives most likely.
I have used at the moment 4 HDDs on extended SATA power cable, SATA fan controller and SSD on my main rig. On my miner IIRC I have 1x SSD, 3x PCI-e extenders, 1x 6 pin GPU adaptor on the one extended cable.

iirc one set of sata cables can usually handle about 150 watts.  being hard drives will for the most part be no more than 10 watts each,  you're probably fine.

No not really

so far i set all my games to ultra at 1080p no lag just frag lols...

Paddy I got what u mean i setup a mining rig using 4 gpu on a pci-e riser and no issues. GPU power is more than Hard disk.I daisy chain the pci-e power to the riser.

Its working

Its working

Thanks, I just leave it alone cause its stable and I did not notice any performance or framerate drop. Thanks everyone.