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I hhave q tips so im going to dip them into the solution and gently wipe the paste away

i already purchased some will be coming tomorrow. along with a bunch of things. lol

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oh for sure will be upgrading cpu in the coming months. just saving for a part or 2 at a time and installing it to make it faster abit now.

Hy all!
 
I have a Cooler Master Mastercase pro 3 (L467 x W235 x H505 mm) mid tower (5 places for 140mm case fans) with 3 140x25mm fans for now. I would like to upgrade it to 6 140mm fans.
The factorially installed fans:
- Cooler master 140x25mm front side (1 piece) A14025-12cb-3bn-FN
- Cooler master 140x25mm back side (1 piece) A14025-12cb-3bn-F1
I have hardly found some information about the "F1" ended fan, the other seems to be the same (0.14A, 2W, max. 1200 RPM 28 CFM, 6.526 mmH2O)
The third is about a 1 year old Be quiet silent wings 3 high speed fan (0.55A, max. 1600 RPM, 77.5 CFM, 2.16 mmH2O, 28.1dBa TERRIBLE noisy)
My opinion is to move the 2 cooler master fans to the front (as real pressure fans), install 2 of the 140mm Air flow specificated fans to the top and 1 to the back (blow the air out from the case).
My 3 most like AF fans are: Corsair AF140 (CO-9050009-WW), Cryorig XT140 (CR-XTA) and Arctic BioniX F140 (ACFAN00096A)
The processor will get a Cryorig R1 universal CPU cooler (L128.5 mm x W140 mm x H168.3 mm).
Please help me if I'm thinking righ with this option for the best air flow in the case and please help me to chose the best air flow specific fans.
 
Thank you!

I don't own the mat but I own a compatible mouse. I think its super convenient and could be worth it for some people, but I don't think I can fork the $100 just to not have to charge my mouse every like two weeks, and this is coming from someone that owns a keyboard approaching $500.

not allowed across the border. and they charge massive import fees here lol. thanks for the input tho ive heard good and bad things about both board just wanted to throw it out there and get a more stats wise data of peoples opinions

for that price range i think this would be good
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-2-in-1-14-touch-screen-laptop-intel-core-i7-16gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-mx150-512gb-solid-state-drive-gray/6318271.p?skuId=6318271
 
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-notebook-9-pro-15-touch-screen-laptop-intel-core-i7-16gb-memory-amd-radeon-540-256gb-solid-state-drive-titan-silver/6111205.p?skuId=6111205

yes the brown and beige

i like the color of the noctua fans lol im paying for the looks. 

i didnt do 12 gb of ram i did 2 sticks of corsair 8 gb meaning same thing i dont order from newegg due to the outrageous pricing for shipping. as for windows how do you suggest i have a operating system without always having that watermark at the bottom of the screen. also from my knowledge that z390 board you used doesnt have wifi build in
 
gold rated psu means more money better cpu cooler means more money i am trying to stick within 2000 dollars including all shipping costs and taxes
 
memory express maybe cheaper but charges much more for shipping. i didnt go with the m.2 ssd because i wanted nvme support not just SSD as for psu i dont know much about Seasonic so i will have to do some research. the rtx 2060 is not that cheap from a place from any other store other than vuugo which i then have to pay other fees to get which is why i stuck with a 1660 ti. 

lol i dont even game lol i just want to shall i dare say it "future proof" which nvme is the new fastest thing.

i asked to fix problems maybe to improve things not make it worse and cause more problems

i asked to fix problems maybe to improve things not make it worse and cause more problems

ive decided to hold on the monitor side of things for now to see if someone comes out with a 55"+ tv with hdmi 2.1 and a 120 hz. hopeful. 32 inch is just not big enough and most monitors dont have wall mounting capabilities i will buy a cheap 1080p monitor in the interm