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Gotta love support from these sites lol.

I will admit, sometimes Fed-Ex is okay, but packages are usually never on time, when they say they will. But I only had that package delivery screw up once, and it was i think because of holiday help, never saw that particular driver before. UPS on the other hand, knows me by name, and knows exactly where to place the packages, I actually personally know the guy!

Fed-Ex is like terrible. Their customer service is sub par... They delivered a 500 dollar package of mine to my neighbor, didn't even have to sign for it... Customer service said that they would ask the driver, and I get a call back stating that it had been delivered to the proper house... my neighbor comes over and says that they delivered it to the wrong house... Imagine if they wouldn't have brought over the package... I hate Fed-Ex with a passion...

72c is still pretty toasty.

lol, I was just about to correct myself when I said overclocking would drop temps, I actually meant delidding. And, that isn't too bad for a H60, are you overclocking it at all?

7700k tends to run hot, mostly due to the poor quality thermal paste which Intel has applied between the Lid of the chip and the die of the chip. Most people are seeing 15-20c drop in temps when your 7700k is overclocked. If you are serious about overclocking, I would look up how to PROPERLY delid a 7700k. There are actually kits that range from 20-40 dollars which can be used to delid, and relid the CPU after replacing the thermal paste. As for the "settling" of the thermal paste, I have never heard such a thing as needing to let the thermal paste settle.

Looks good man! And hey i just picked up my first PC parts today! 6800k, Asus x99-deluxe u3.1 and 32 gb of corsair lpx 2666

Oh okay.

What is the advantage of using those Corsair ML Pro's, I have never seen them? The reason for asking about the Be Quiet Silent Wings 3 is because I saw they have decent static pressure and a below 20dba noise level, which is very quiet. Also my budget is around $~250. I have been looking at the Phanteks Evolv ATX Tempered Glass, but that is a bit on the small side. Another Case that I thought would be decent, but just lacks space again, was the Lian-Li PC-o11. They just down right don't have enough space for radiators. They claim they do, but end up having only low profile radiator support (like ~30mm thick). I appreciate you taking time to answer my questions! Edit: The Lian-Li PC-o11 Supports 45mm thick radiators(only can have a 25mm thick fan though), its a very tight fit though.

Question for you, How do you like those Be Quiet! silent wings 3 fans, thought about getting those for my build? Also I hate to ask so many questions but, would you have any cases that you would recommend that are sleek looking, has a power supply shroud or some way to hide the power supply, and has great water cooling support( has ample room so support enough cooling for 2 gtx 1080ti's and something like a 6800k or 6850k)? I'm having trouble deciding, and I've been watching your build, and it seems like you know what your doing! Also, looks amazing so far, Keep up the good work!

So the Clear Blue does not affect the color of coolant, only adds the UV blue effect?

Out of all the UV dye's, like color wise, what do you think gives the best "effect".

I was wondering if there was any great UV coolants on the market today? Specifically UV White. I have looked for a while for some sort of UV white coolant but I am not able to find a good brand. Also if it ends up not working out with the UV white, I thought about UV green. What are some good UV green coolants?

Volta will be something exciting to see!

So it looks like I will have to wait a while to see what Intel and Nvidia will be doing.