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What was said above is correct, a modem would also not be possible (I think) if possible then not practical.

Gigabyte X99 Designare EX (not thunderbolt 3 certified yet but undergoing).

I think its the Zenwatch from Asus but I'm not certain.

Hi guys, Just curious if I pick up a 5930K will it be compatible with thunderbolt 3 on a motherboard that has the alpine ridge controller, or does broadwell-e only support it? Thanks!

I don't have a toslink DAC no, don't exactly have a spare PSU either.

Hi guys I was just wondering if you would have any solutions to this. I have recently purchased a Topping NX2 to solve a few audio issues I have been having with my devices. First of all is with my desktop and interference because I use a old Integrated amplifier to power speakers as well as my headphones (HD 598). It was working and sounded quite nice until my PSU died, I replaced the PSU with a EVGA 750 G2 and now I am getting a lot of interference especially when gaming/putting a lot of stress on the GPU. I have tried different USB ports and the same interference happens when the amp is just plugged in via analouge too. I'm stumped and I'm thinking it could maybe be a weird 5V problem? Any thoughts? Thanks

It doesn't appear the one you mentioned before is available outside of europe sadly, thanks anyways

Hi guys, Is there any monitors that are ultrawide 3440x1440 that aren't curved that have freesync and/or a higher than 60Hz refresh rate. I dont want curved because I often watch videos with my girlfriend off axis from the monitor and I don't want the cost associated with one. The only non-curved ultrawide qhd that I have found is the original LG one that linus first reviewed. Thanks

It's true, but the PSU quoted isn't even 80 Plus rated.

I think Minecraft uses tcp/udp as well, just FYI

Maybe put some more money into your PSU? If you want to reduce power costs a more efficient PSU would help a lot. Maybe cut the Case to a Silverstone Sugo SG13 and spend the remainder on your PSU. Edit: Woops SG13 is Mini ITX, maybe have a look for a cheaper mATX case then.

It's horrible, like over a grand

Looks pretty good but would recommend and SSD over a hardrive any day. Also you have an mATX board and a normal ATX chassis, maybe get a mATX chassis to save some space?

Would also recommend pfsense if you are a bit more of a software tinkerer and want more control of your gear. Also helps if you have an old/underpowered computer lying around. There are a lot of good videos on youtube that you can watch to understand the complex stuff. If you don't want to get into pfsense I would go with the ubiquiti mentioned in a different comment.

This is going to be a common response but Swiftkey. It has a few flaws like the swype doesn't work as well as the stock google keyboard which I was using before I switched but I really like it.