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Full steel welded frame, 9 fans (2x 360mm rads), 2x 400mm rads, 2 EK-REVO pumps, all full hardline tubing. (needs some tweeking, but functional). Then for the hardware, Asus ROG X-470F, Rzyen 2700x, Nvidia RTX 2060, 32gb 3600MHz ram, and a toughpower grand 850 PSU. See more here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RWPhL2frkf46tfjcB4iIxSnnoZRVZsCB

Full steel welded frame, 9 fans (2x 360mm rads), 2x 400mm rads, 2 EK-REVO pumps, all full hardline tubing. (needs some tweeking, but functional). Then for the hardware, Asus ROG X-470F, Rzyen 2700x, Nvidia RTX 2060, 32gb 3600MHz ram, and a toughpower grand 850 PSU. See more here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RWPhL2frkf46tfjcB4iIxSnnoZRVZsCB

If it still needs it with the fans maxing out, you might try undervolting it a bit. Should also make sure the case has enough airflow-- maybe test the temps with the side panel off and a floor fan blowing into the case.

Download MSI Afterburner and set the GPU fans to Auto. If it is still overheating, you can just manually increase the speed to see if that helps. Also make sure theres not any dust on the gpu or in the fans or grill. 

FINALLY GOT IT! 2 WEEKS! that valve and flow meter I posted on the bottom of the desk. I pulled the tube from the left and blew into it, then got water flow and plugged it back in. Got the air out of the bottom. it was glorious when the flow meter started moving at mach 12

Update several weeks later cuz im lazy and forgot to update, Everything has been working fine, I cleaned everything with q-tips and microfiber cloths, then let it air dry. 

Update several weeks later cuz im lazy and forgot to update, Everything has been working fine, I cleaned everything with q-tips and microfiber cloths, then let it air dry. 

It's chrome. Mostly the netflix website. It is laggin up my entire pc. When I updated my pc everything was fine till i opened chrome. Then i closed it and it was back to normal. 

If you really want to get into overclocking, You should look into water cooling. You can go with an AIO or a custom loop. If you don't wanna spend too much, you can go with an EK pre-built loop for CPU and GPU. Im pretty sure NZXT also has a system for converting a cheaper CPU AIO into a GPU cooler.
 
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=9SIAC8W6SF4121

I agree with what he said. But I mostly wanna comment to let you know how much I appreciate your username. It's pure beauty and creativity. 

Go to device Manager, go to the xbox controller and update the driver to the correct one. If it's listed as an "Unknown Device", then that's your issue. Just make sure it's on the right driver version. (I have a 360 controller and wireless receiver, and the receiver was using the generic xbox 360 controller driver, and not the receiver driver) 

I would go with the corsair one. It looks a hell of a lot better, and I like the tinted glass.

Actually the pc is built into the desk. The desk is the case.

I just wanted to show off my desk pc progress... I am currently waiting for the glass top, then I will buy the final components. (Watercooling, LEDs, Cablemod.) Then I'll show off the finished product

Both are decent, but I would recommend getting a cheaper, 1080 tv, and getting a chromecast or something to make it smart. 

I would say wait for Paypal support. I had a similar "hack" issue a while back, and they refunded all the money stolen, and they were very sorry. They are amazing at this stuff.

I feel like it's not worth the effort. I would just throw in a new motherboard. 

I feel like it's not worth the effort. I would just throw in a new motherboard. 

I would have to agree with the other two people who replied. The expansion cards work fairly well from what i've heard. I was thinking of getting one for a boot drive. There are also these types of converters aswell. 
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1UH3YS8016&cm_re=m.2_sata_converter-_-17-998-229-_-Product
 
If you don't want any of those, you could always try and sell the m.2 and buy a sata or pci ssd!