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1. Cooling of cpus and other components (heatsink+ fan, radiators, thermal paste) and heat transfer, its hard for some people to understand, might be helpful to some .
2. How flash memory works, or NAND flash (you talked about the different memory types but not on how data is stored and accesed on flash memory drives considering there are no moving/recording parts.
3. Wired peripherals vs wireless
4. Thunderbolt and why it can have multiple uses (usb type c as well)
5. Signal types (you touched on it in the connector cables video but idk)
6. How audio amps, dacs affect sound and how sound is interfered with and is relayed (I think this one would be a really good idea!!!!)
 
 
These are just a few ideas I had, Linus. Glad to help.
 
 
Edit: also 7. resolutions and screen aspect ratios and why they matter
 
 

 
Oh yeah and ^^
8. Different gpu manufaturers and how they work with NVIDIA/amd but also on their own (asus, evga, nvidia reference) and how cpu manufacturers dont do the same? (intel is on their own and why there arent different cpu manufacturers like gpus (seems jumbled but if you phrase it right or talk about it in a certain way it could work well!!!) 

dell u2414h. There is really no other alternative. I love mine.
 
 
 
BTW I live in the Netherlands too and for some reason its pretty much the same price as the one in the US so thats good.

This is the first one I saw with thin bezels http://pcpartpicker.com/part/acer-monitor-umhs5aa001
 
EDIT: ^ I don't think it has a VESA mount. But here's one http://pcpartpicker.com/part/aoc-monitor-i2769vm

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?acd=12309188680360115&c=us&cid=271006&cs=19&dgc=BA&l=en&lid=4970696&s=dhs&sku=860-BBCG
Dell U2414H
 
Worlds thinnest Bezel. IPS 1080p 60Hz.
Not the best performance, but they were made to be stacked next to each other. 

I'll be looking to get my hands on this

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Haha will remember next time

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Haha will remember next time

More of the idea I was going after. Going in to 5 different apps to manage my CPU cooler, fans, temperatures, and other is not so convenient. I was just suggesting the usefulness that a centralized center that has become commonplace in the PC world could really benefit us in a hardware-software communication perspective.

If you are running lion OS or mac OS(or how you want to call it) just be sure it is confirmed that your mobo, CPU, GPU and ram can work with it, saw this kind of a build once done on tech of tomorow and they had trouble with the RAM since it wasn't validated/waorking for mac OS, but that was the only failure though since form the others they could find validated versions(GPU was something form EVGA)
Further on it seems like reasonable build, altough i would prefer 16gb ram is you are really going to use it for editing, for the SSD i would go with 2, 1 for windows OS and 1 for mac OS, then 1-2 harddrives for storage since im not 100% if windows and mac could share the same HD/HDD as storage point.
 
Also like said above, get a virtual machine, safes lots of time and it will always work for you.

Red and black colour themed PC are sick. Look so good. Thats why I went with red/black.
ASUS, MSI and Corsair are your friends. They all make quality black, red, black/red parts.

Wou may want to consider a VM (Virtual machine) instead of dual boot. Less headaches and if it breaks you can easily reinstall it again.

You better take lots of photos

ok:( but i like 750D better thats it.
 
I think that its only the SIde window which keeps me on the 750D side-.-
 
 
EDIT: i changed side. I checked some reviews and it looks better:) HEIL h440!!
 
but it maybe to small, and the Front panel is kinda boring, I expected some holes for the fans intake
and some GPUs may not fit without to remove a drive bay