GeoSquigg

I have no experience however, looking at the photos of the case I can see that the third column of standoffs is right against the rubber passthroughs .. so no it wouldn't be ideal for an eATX board.

if you add 2 more intakes, make the 2 top exhaust

If I'm understanding this right, if i had the 2 x4 drives and 2 x1 cards, the gpu would run at x4 speed(since htats the highest available/compatible speed)? Or Would something get disabled

Having the 2 drives and Say I add a usb card and a sata expansion card, both being x1. Would the graphics card just run at x6 speeds ?? All just hypothetical, just trying to figure out how it works lol

I have a 2200g on a b450 chipset. Because of the apu, I only have 8 lanes availabl. I know i can run a graphics card at x8 speed and have minimal, if any, decrease in performance. My question is, what would happen if I had NVMe storage?? Couldn't find anything and I'm genuinely curious.

leave it pluged in

Phanteks P600s or Evolv X Great looking cases, great airflow (just watched a video where is slightly out preformed the Meshify S2 .. believe it was a Bitwit or hardwarecanucks video) http://www.phanteks.com/Eclipse-P600s.html http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-X.html

Wouldn't hurt to press it once, but I never have Wall on or off?? You mean the breaker?? Keep it on

Kyle from BitWit has a video on this, called something along the lines of "Can the DR4 PRO be used passively?" .. There was a slight increase in temps but not enough to stop me from removing the front fan

ASUS should've known that the majority of PSU get mounted fanside down .. no idea why they wouldn't design it around that fact .. but for the 10 year warranty, thats a long time of minimal air to the PSU .. wonder if they've made that able to void your warranty .. i just use an outlet plug and then plug my system into that to see how much I'm pulling from the wall

i like the looks of the 280x better, my vote goes ahi

.. but I want to see my live wattage usage

probably not a good idea, I've personally killed a psu from not allowing air to get to it .. took my PC off the desk and sat it directly on the carpet forgetting the psu was facing down

that usually means pump is working .. if it weren't, the hoses would feel the same

I got into it knowing nothing more than CPUs are the brains, and prebuilt units were expensive and didn't always have what i wanted .. used Techquickie's as fast as possible to get into the custom PC world. If he used a term i didn't know, paused the video and searched for an as fast as possible episode on that term. Eventually I had so many tabs open i couldn't find my original video .. but hey, it was all worth it bc now I'm 2 years in and know plenty about it, but don't ask about anything prior to kaby lake and FX lol