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you dont need extra thermal paste, the cooler comes with some

I'd probably wait right now, Nvidia and AMD will launch new hardware later this year. But I'd go for a full rebuild, new CPU, motherboard, memory, likely a new PSU, and GPU. 

You could upgrade your graphics card for an RTX 2060S, but don't go above that because the CPU will bottleneck your GPU.

I would say everything except the hard drives. and SSD's. Because you can get a pretty good pc for 1000 euro.

You can reinstall/wipe Windows 10 without needing the key.

Guess im going with 1440p. As im ok with the 1440p porn

you're gonna be taking out the top drive bay for airflow either way.
 
EDIT: may i point you to the more refined define R5 as a possibility as well? master race.

Check here:
 
http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3519/t/19616950

Would definitely go with the Gigabyte here. That extra capacity on the battery can go a long way. The Gigabyte just seems to be better overall, in terms of just plain features and specs.

It's clear that he says he only tried to boot with 300W PSU. He uses SeaSonic 1050W PSU it seems. You new topic campers who don't even read the actual topics should really stop posting.

how about
 
something like this http://www.amazon.de/HAVIT%C2%AE-HV-F2060-Laptop-Notebook-K%C3%BChler/dp/B00SAZA1LA/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1439549963&sr=8-7&keywords=15%22+laptop+cooler

Germany ? I'd say you check out Schenker/XMG

Its good that they added red. 
 
I needed that red to let me know its a gaming product. Red is crucial. 

Almost every (leaning to every) AIO (All in one) Liquid coolers have the pump on the cpu block itself.

H80i but same sorta thing
SATA power connector is what i have connected to mine. MB fan control is better for me compared to the Corsair Link fan control.

The fan header plugged into the H80i is only for pump RPM. It is fine to use it but the BIOS and Windows might freak out cos the CPU_FAN isn't spinning. 

on my h100i (same pump/block) I dont have it plugged into a fan header. It runs just fine. I also have the fans running off the motherboard. Never bothered with the corsair link software.

its to make this not a lottry so you cant get taxed. Its a prize for answering a question. Thats why all giveaways have it.

I think it means they'll have to make sure the winner knows a little something about computers before they can ship the prize to him/her.

Yes. Now my work here of converting a WD fanboy to buy a Seagate is done.

Well, unlike WD's approach of squeezing an SSD and a HDD on one drive, which is crazy, Seagate has combined the capacity of an HDD and the speed of an SSD, and made it a hybrid drive. You can expect faster access and read times. The SSD-like cache is nothing like a true SSD, about 8-10 gigs, but it's still enough to have faster speeds. The drawback? Price. An SSHD costs about 40 bucks more than a regular HDD, at least, here in America.

I really don't want to say this, but I'm a Seagate fanboy. WD has shorter warranties, too many lineups to confuse you, and have short reliability.
That is my HO

I say ditch WD forever. Go with a Barracuda or SSHD 3.5" drive.

You dont need too!
 
On the mobo there is a screen which is howing numbers when a system fails, The code can be: 68 /56 every number which exist, we need that number to get a solution.
 
 
A i5 4670k can support all MHZ ram even a 3100 mhz ram

If the ram is not on the list for supported ram then there is no guarantee it will work, you could attempt a BIOS update/flash but i wouldn't recommend it. Just return the ram and get some of the list of supported ram.
EDIT or listen to the guy right above me, the guy who extracted that idea, remotely, from my head.
EDIT 2 He is now below me as well, i am blocked, no escape. I all seriousness Death_Masta187 has the correct idea, i think.